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2 years ago

Write a real word problem for 55x = 1,045

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Bob was selling some toys. Every toy cost 55 dollars and he made 1045 dollars in profit on that exact day. How many toys did Bob make on that day?

andrezito [222]2 years ago

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Denny decided to help the school sell year books, each year book costs 55$. If denny made 1,045$, how many yearbooks did he sell? and then the answer would be 19 yearbooks

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