At the beach, Nardia collected triple the number of seashells that Pierre did. Together, they collected 52 seashells. Which equations represents p, the number of seashells that Pierre collected. 3 p +

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Detty asked Oct 7, 2023

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p = Pierre shells

Nardia shells = 3p

3p + p = 52

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