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Mathematics, 14.12.2020 17:00 kathysanchezz26

An artist bought twine for a project, and she traveled by bus when shopping for the twine. The total cost of her project,$17.50,included both the cost of the 5.8 yards of twine she bought and $3 in bus fares. Which of these shows the correct equation to determine the cost of the twine per yard along with the correct solution?

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