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Hugh bought some magazines that cost $3.95 each and some books thst cost $8.95 each he spent a total of $47.65 if Hugh bough 3 m

agazines how many books did he buy ? The equation that mofles the problem is 3.95m +47.65 where m is the number of magazines and b is the number of books

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Arisa [49]2 years ago

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<u>Find amount spent on magazines:</u>

1 magazine = $3.95

3 magazines = $3.95 x 3 = $11.85

<u>Find amount spent on books:</u>

Amount spent on books = $47.65 - $11.85 = $35.80

<u>Find number of books:</u>

Number of books = $35.80 ÷ $8.95 = 4

Answer: Huge bought 4 books

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