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Which equation models this problem at the movie store sale, muhammed paid 33.75 for 9 used DVDs. What was the unit price, p, per DvD A. 9p = 33.75 B. 33.75p = 9 C. p/9 = 33. 75
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Which equation models this problem at the movie store sale, muhammed paid 33.75 for 9 used DVDs. What was the unit price, p, per DvD

A. 9p = 33.75
B. 33.75p = 9
C. p/9 = 33. 75

User Richard Martinez
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9p = 33.75 <== ur equation
p = 33.75/9
p = 3.75 per movie
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