The total coast of a ski trip is $315 with a literal equation of 315=85x+60 how many ski trips can you take

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The total coast of a ski trip is $315 with a literal equation of 315=85x+60 how many ski trips can you take

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Answer:

Three

Explanation:

Minus 60 from both side

255=85x

Divide both sides by 85

3=x

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