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Jacinta scores 23, 19, and 27 on three of her four tests. She wants to get an

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pochemuha3 years ago

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Answer:

23+19+27+x = 96

x > 27

not sure if the answer can be left that way or do you assume that test results are whole numbers, if so then the answer would b=have to be 28.. but I think that >27 is the answer expected

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