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Judy paid $10.48 for a number of toothbrushes. If each toothbrush costs $1.31, how many toothbrushes did Judy get?
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Judy paid $10.48 for a number of

toothbrushes. If each toothbrush
costs $1.31, how many toothbrushes
did Judy get?

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Judy got 8 toothbrushes. You can get this answer by setting $10.48= to $1.31x. X being the variable representing how many toothbrushes she brought. And the solve for x by dividing 10.48 by 1.31 to get 8
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