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horsena [70]3 years ago

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Answer:

$t=5$ dollars per t-shirt

Step-by-step explanation:

<em>Read the problem and write your equation while following along with it</em>

We have 8 t-shirts

Lets 8 t-shirts be represented by 8t

So for our equation we will place and $8$

<h3>Our equation: $8t$ </h3><h3 />

Now it says we have a coupon that subtracts 4 dollars from our total

<h3>Our equation: $8t-4$ </h3><h3 />

The final part to add to our equation says that our total before tax was 36 dollars

<h3>So here is our equation: $8t-4=36$ </h3><h3 />

<em>add </em> $$$ $4$ <em> to both sides</em>

$8t=40$

<em>Divide both sides by</em> $8$

$t=5$ dollars per t-shirt

-Side note, make sure to spell your question right. It was a tad bit confusing to read at the start.

-Brainliest please :)

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