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7. Jason bought a soft drink for $4, and 8 candy bars. He spent a total of $28. Which equation would be used to determine how much each candy cost? A. 28 + 8x = 4 B. 28 + 4 = 8x C. 28 = 8 + 4 D. 28 = 4
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7. Jason bought a soft drink for

$4, and 8 candy bars. He spent a
total of $28. Which equation would
be used to determine how much each
candy cost?
A. 28 + 8x = 4
B. 28 + 4 = 8x
C. 28 = 8 + 4
D. 28 = 4 + 8x
Please help me

User MartinJoo
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The answer is D. 28=4+8x
because the total is 28 which is what all of it is equal to and there is the $4 and the 8 candy bars which has the variable because how much it’s worth is unknown
User Anitha Mani
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The answer would be D.
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