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M=4a+2c how many meatballs are required for a party of 20 adults and 5 children
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90 meatballs
Explanation:
m=4a+2c
m=4(20) + 2(5)
m=90
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90 meatballs would be required
Plug in the info first
m = 4(20) + 2(5)
Multiply
m = 80 + 10
Add
m = 90
90 meatballs is required
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