Mathematics, 08.12.2020 21:30 karyssa33

The equation 5w+16=61 5
w
+
16
=
61
models how many weeks, w
w
, it takes a puppy to reach a weight of 61
61
ounces after being born. If the puppy gains the same amount of weight each week, how many weeks does it take the puppy to reach 61
61
ounces?

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The equation 5w+16=61 5
w
+
16
=
61
models how many weeks, w