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Mathematics, 15.12.2021 01:40 Zachgrainger4436

A school is purchasing copies of The Return of the Native, by Thomas Hardy for its English classes. Each copy costs the school $6.99. If
the school pays a $25.00 flat shipping fee, the order cost, C, is
represented by the equation: C = 6.99b + 25.00. If the school spends
$751.96 on the order, how many books, b, did they purchases

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