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Marcus spent $16 on batteries if they cost $2 per pack how many packs did he buy what's the variable in the equation ​
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Marcus spent $16 on batteries if they cost $2 per pack how many packs did he buy what's the variable in the equation ​

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Answer:

he bought 8 packs.

Explanation:

1:2=x:16

x=16/2

the variable is x, the number of packs he bought

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