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Melissa has 6 times as many quarters as Michelle. Together, they have a total of 896 quarters. How many quarters, q, does Michel

le have? (Please out what equation you do to find this)

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alexdok [17]2 years ago

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6q + q= 896
7q=896
q=128

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