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The cost of two mopeds is the same as the cost of seven bicycles. The cost of one bicycle is $152. Therefore, the cost of one mo

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mafiozo [28]3 years ago

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1 bike = 152

7 bikes = 152*7 = 1064

1 moped = 1064/2 = $532

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