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17. Alex spent $125 to have a party. He purchased a cake for $35 and spent the rest of his money on 10 pizzas. Alex used the equation 10p + 35 = 125 to find the price, p, of one pizza. How much did Alex
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17. Alex spent $125 to have a party. He

purchased a cake for $35 and spent
the rest of his money on 10 pizzas. Alex
used the equation 10p + 35 = 125 to
find the price, p, of one pizza. How
much did Alex pay for each pizza?
A
$16.00
B
$15.00
$9.00
D
$8.00

17. Alex spent $125 to have a party. He purchased a cake for $35 and spent the rest-example-1
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The answer is Coming because 125-35 is 90 and 90 divided by 10 is 9, so each pizza was 9.00

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