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Craig went to the video game store $100 he bought a video game system for $65 and then bought games for $5 each. What is the greatest number of games that Craig could have bought? I need an equation and the answer
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Answer:
100=65+5x
-65 -65
35=5x
35/5 5/5
7=x
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