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Mathematics, 22.05.2020 02:06 smartgirl30

Modeling a Scenario with a TWO-
Fiona bought some socks that cost $4.95 for each pair
and some belts that cost $6.55 each. Fiona spent $27.95
in all. Let a represent the number of pairs of socks
purchased and b the number of belts purchased.


Modeling a Scenario with a TWO- Fiona bought some socks that cost $4.95 for each pair and some belts

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