Mathematics, 23.10.2020 20:50 redthangracing
Sarah and Juan have a shoe collection.
* The number of shoes in Sarah's collection can be represented by X.
* The number of shoes in Juan's collection is 6 times the number in
Sarah's collection.
* There are a total number of 280 shoes in both collections.
What is the number of shoes in Sarah's collection?
A. 47 shoes
B. 274 shoes
C. 240 shoes
D. 40 shoes
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