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omeli [17]
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Kisachek [45]2 years ago
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

A car is rented for $40 per day plus $0.25 per mile driven. The total is $45.50-  40 + 0.25x + 45.50

Karen buys four t-shirts for $45.50. The three red t-shirts each cost 4 times the price of one blue t-shirt.- x + 3(4x) = 45.50

Finn buys a toy boat for $45.50 including tax He was charged 7% sales tax on the original price.- X+0.07% = 45.50

Nick buys a sweater and a jacket for $45.50. The jacket costs 4 times as much as the sweater- 1 X + 4x = 45.50

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