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Emily is going to the movies this weekend with some friends. they have a total of $54 to spend. Emily wants a large popcorn that is $12. If each movie ticket costs $6, how many tickets can Emily buy?
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Emily is going to the movies this weekend with some friends. they have a total of $54 to spend. Emily wants a large popcorn that is $12. If each movie ticket costs $6, how many tickets can Emily buy?
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6x+12=54
6x+12=54
-12 -12
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6x = 42
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6x 6x = 7
The answer will be 7
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Answer is 7
You have to do
54 - 12= 42
Then divide 42 by 6 which equals 7
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