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77julia77 [94]
3 years ago
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After buying school supplies Hazel has $1.79 in change. She bought a notebook for $3.49 and a box of pens for $2.98 how much mon

ey did she originally have ?
Mathematics
1 answer:
myrzilka [38]3 years ago
4 0
You start with x- $3.49+$2.98= $1.79, x being the total she started with. Add the prices of the notebook ($3.49) and the pen's prize (2.98), that will equal $6.47, so our equation will be X-$6.47 =$1.79, Add 6.47 to both sides and you get X= $1.79 +$6.47 , add them together and X = $8.26. That's her original money she had.
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