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Owen bought a pair of shoes and the shirt shown. The cost of the shirt was $42 less than the price of the shoes. How much did Owen spend on shoes?
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Owen bought a pair of shoes and the shirt shown. The cost of the shirt was $42 less than the price of the shoes. How much did Owen spend on shoes?

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Answer:

The cost of the pair of shoes will be = $(x + 42)

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Owen bought a pair of shoes and the shirt shown. The cost of the shirt was $42 less-example-1
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