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You buy five books that are equal in price and a DVD for $8. Your total comes to $26.50. Write an equation that would help you determine the cost of one book. HELP!
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You buy five books that are equal in

price and a DVD for $8. Your total
comes to $26.50. Write an equation
that would help you determine the cost
of one book.
HELP!

User Executeinstaller
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1 vote

Answer:

3.70

Explanation:

well 26.50-8=18.50

18.50÷5=3.70

so

3.70 should be the price of the 5 books

plz tell me if I'm wrong

User Rob Neuhaus
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6 votes

Answer:

3.70

Explanation:

User Matt Flowers
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