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It costs $2.57 to buy a box of crackers. Which of the following equation shows the amount of money needed, x, to buy m boxes of crackers A. M= 2.57x B. X= 2.57m C. X= 2.57 + m D. M= 2.57 + x
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It costs $2.57 to buy a box of crackers. Which of the following equation shows the amount of money needed, x, to buy m boxes of crackers

A. M= 2.57x
B. X= 2.57m
C. X= 2.57 + m
D. M= 2.57 + x

User Pzeszko
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Answer:

x = 2.57m

Explanation:

User Karmalakas
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The answer will be B. X= 2.57m. Hope it help!
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