blake buys paperback from the used bookstore for $ 5. 5. Natalie purchased an annual membership to the same bookstore for $ 35 35 so she can buy paperbacks at a discounted price $ 2.50 2.50 each. How many books would Natalie and Blake have to buy this year for their spending at the bookstore to be the same? What would their total cost be? Evaluate

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Mathematics

3 February, 10:58

blake buys paperback from the used bookstore for $ 5. 5. Natalie purchased an annual membership to the same bookstore for $ 35 35 so she can buy paperbacks at a discounted price $ 2.50 2.50 each. How many books would Natalie and Blake have to buy this year for their spending at the bookstore to be the same? What would their total cost be? Evaluate

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Makai Pope · Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

so

b buys a paperback for 5.5, while after natalie purchases 35.35 for membership - her books are 2.50

blake paid 5.5

nat paid 37.85

lets see how many books blake has to pay to reach 37.85 shall we?

5.5*22=121

2.5*35=87.5

35.35+87.5=122.85

i dont think its possible

Alessandra Wu · Answer 2

Alessandra Wu 3 February, 11:10

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Step-by-step explanation:

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