James spent $(2y2 + 6). He bought notebooks that each cost $(y2 − 1).
The expression to find t...
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James spent $(2y2 + 6). He bought notebooks that each cost $(y2 − 1).
The expression to find the number of notebooks James bought is .
If y = 3, James bought notebooks.
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