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A pizza shop charged $49.57 for 3 large pepperoni pizzas. This price included a $2.50 delivery fee. What was the price of one large pepperoni pizza? WRITE and SOLVE an EQUATION. Use p as your variable
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A pizza shop charged $49.57 for 3 large pepperoni pizzas. This price included a $2.50 delivery fee. What was the price of one large pepperoni pizza? WRITE and SOLVE an EQUATION. Use p as your variable and show your work.

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I show you how to do it in the picture below. All you do is subtract 2.50 from 49.57 which then gives you 47.07. Then you take 47.07÷3 which then gives you your answer of $15.69 per pizza.
A pizza shop charged $49.57 for 3 large pepperoni pizzas. This price included a $2.50 delivery-example-1
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