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An empty shipping box weighs 250 grams. The box is then filled with T-shirts. Each T-shirt weighs 132.5 grams.
The equation W=250+132.5T represents the relationship between the quantities in this
situation, where Wis the weight, in grams, of the filled box and T the number of shirts in the box.
1.Name two possible solutions to the equation W=250+132.5T. What do the solutions mean in this situation?
2.Consider the equation 2,900=250+132.50T. In this situation, what does the solution to this equation tell us?
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