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Solve the word problem below by creating and solving a system of equations by elimination.
Shayla tutors middle school students and high school students. She charges a different rate for each. Last
week, she tutored middle school students for 5 hours and high school students for 12 hours. This week,
she tutored middle school students for 6 hours and high school students for 10 hours. She earned
$400 last week and $370 this week. How much does she charge each.
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Simonne used the following steps to simplify the given expression. 12-3(-2x+4) step 1: 12+(-)+(-3)(4) step 2: 12+6x+(-12) step 3: 12+(-12)+6x step 4: 0+6x step 5: 6x what property of real numbers was used to transition from step 3 to step 4? •identity property of addition •inverse property of addition •associative property of addition •commutative property of addition
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