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murzikaleks [220]3 years ago

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Part A) $15\ snakes$

Part B) $6\ lizards$

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Part D) 12 snakes and 8 lizards

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Part A) If there were 10 lizards ,how many snakes would be there be?

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y ---> the number of lizards

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y ---> the number of lizards

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solve for y

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