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13-11-2022
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To get snacks for a class trip, Ms. Cordaro went
with students to Costco where the prices are
usually good. They purchased a bulk 20-serving
pack of Gushers for $6 and a pack of 30
servings of chips for $9. They spent $75 before
tax.

1a. If they bought 2 packs of Gushers how many packs of chips did they buy?
Lay's
Conv
2a. If they bought 1 pack of chips, how many packs of Gushers did they buy?
$9
lays
Fritos

1b. Describe in words what does your answer to question

1a mean in terms of the situation?

2b. Describe in words what does your answer to question

2a mean in terms of the situation?

Answer :

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