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3 years ago

Angela had $6w. AFter buying some books at $17 each, she had $w left.

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1 answer:

Dmitry [639]3 years ago

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Answer:

5w/17

10 books

Step-by-step explanation:

Initial Amount had = $6w

Cost per book = $17

Amount had after book purchase = $w

The number of books purchased :

(Initial amount had - amount had after purchase) / cost per book

($6w - $w) / $17

$5w / $17

Number of books purchased = 5w/17

B.) if w = 34

Number of books purchased :

(5*34) / 17

= 170 / 17

= 10 books

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