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Can somebody help me with this one

Can somebody help me with this one-example-1
User Ciro Costa
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Answer:

cost of 1 box = $6.50

total money =$25

he want $26 to buy 4 boxes

User Rodniko
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Answer:

$25 = $6.50d

Explanation:

Since d represents the amount of boxes of donuts, you would need to multiply d in the equation by 6.5 or $6.50 since the problem states that 1 dozen donuts costs $6.50 (assuming 1 box contains 1 dozen donuts). $6.50d would have to equate or equal to $25 because the equation 25 = 6.5d shows the most amount of boxes of donuts Tucker could purchase with $25.

If you were wondering, Tucker could purchase up to 3 boxes donuts with $25.

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