Gus bought a salad for $6 and two pizza's. If he paid a total of $36, what equation represents finding the cost of one pizza?

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Gus bought a salad for $6 and two pizza's. If he paid a total of $36, what equation represents finding the cost of one pizza?

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15 dollars each pizza

Explanation:

2 pizzas (15 + 15 = 30)

30 + 6 = 36

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Explanation:

15+15=30+6 =36

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