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2 years ago

Please explain and show work- please use correct grammar!! giving brainlest if explained

Mathematics

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daser333 [38]2 years ago

7 0

Answer: The answer is 14

Step-by-step explanation: So, for every 5 books she gets, she gets two free. Here is a chart

5 books bought=2 free books

10 books bough=4 free books

15 books bought=6 free books

20 books bought=8 free books

25 books bought=10 free books

30 books bought=12 free books

35 books bought=14 free books

Every five books bought equals two free books, so if she buys 35 she would get 14, so 49 books in all. hope this helps :)

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