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Ashley has $40 to play the games at the arcade. Each game costs .75 cents. How many games can she play? Let g = number of games. Which equation represents the problem. Question 4 options: .75g = -40 -.
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Ashley has $40 to play the games at the arcade. Each game costs .75 cents. How many games can she play? Let g = number of games.

Which equation represents the problem.

Question 4 options:

.75g = -40


-.75g = 40


.75g = 40


-75g = - 40

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I believe it would be ".75g = 40"

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