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How do you set up the equation? And how do I solve this?

How do you set up the equation? And how do I solve this?-example-1

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First, you need to figure out how much the boots weigh together. You can do this by subtracting 144.9 from 150.7.

150.7-144.9=5.8

Assuming each boot weights the same, you can divide 5.8 by 2 to find the weight of each boot.

5.8/2=2.9

Each boot weighs 2.9 pounds.

I hope this helps :)

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