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Roger mows lawns for $15 minus $3 per lawn for gas. find M the number of lawns he needs to mow to make $100? write an equation to represent this situation please help
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Roger mows lawns for $15 minus $3 per lawn for gas. find M the number of lawns he needs to mow to make $100?

write an equation to represent this situation


please help

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Answer:

$made=12xnumber of lawns

Explanation:

15-3=12

100 divided by 12 =8.3 recurring

8.3 lawns is not possible so round up to 9

$made=12xnumber of lawns

User Sergey Fedotov
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Answer:

100÷(15-3)

Explanation:

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