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1. Mahammed bought 4 boxes of chocolates online. Postage was $10 and the total cost was $58. Let b represent the price of each b

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suter [353]2 years ago

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Answer: $14.5

Step-by-step explanation: you divide 58 by 4 . each box is 14.5. total cost is $68 if you add postage

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Step-by-step explanation:

<em>Required: Solve the expressions using proper operation order</em>

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$\frac{41 - 3^2}{\sqrt{36} * 3 - 26}$

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$\frac{41 - 3*3}{\sqrt{36} * 3 - 26}$

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$\frac{28 - (7^2 + 3)}{-13 + 3 * 5} = -12$

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$7^2 - 5* 8+1$

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$49 - 40 + 1$

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