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Matt bought notebooks at the store for $1.07 each. He spent $3.21 on the notebooks. Let x represent the number of notebooks Matt bought. Use the equation 1.07x = 3.21 to find the number of notebooks he
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Matt bought notebooks at the store for $1.07 each. He spent $3.21 on the notebooks. Let x represent the number of notebooks Matt bought. Use the equation 1.07x = 3.21 to find the number of notebooks he bought.

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answers 3, you move 1.07 under 3.21 and divide those two and you get 3.
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