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Maisie has saved up $50 to buy concert tickets, but the tickets cost $125. She is able to earn $15 per day by walking her neighb

or’s dogs. How many days will Maisie have to walk the dogs to earn enough money to buy the tickets? Let d = the number of days worked.

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dusya [7]2 years ago

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125=15d+50
-50 -50
75=15d
5=d

Viktor [21]2 years ago

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$125-50=$75
So,15+15+15+15+15=$75
D=5

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