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A teacher bought 28 books for her class. She spent a total of $112.00. What is the price, p, for each book? Let p = price for each book​
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A teacher bought 28 books for her class. She spent a total of $112.00. What is the price, p, for each book? Let p = price for each book​

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$4 each


explanation:

p=112/28


therefore the answer is $4 each
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