doug is going to the store to stock up on food for his dog. while in the store, doug decides to by a single bag of dog treats as well. if a large bag of dog food cost $57 and a bag of dog treats cost $9, how many large bags of dog food, x, did doug buy if he spent $180 and all prices already include sales tax?

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Marlene Ferrell

Mathematics

21 July, 01:22

doug is going to the store to stock up on food for his dog. while in the store, doug decides to by a single bag of dog treats as well. if a large bag of dog food cost $57 and a bag of dog treats cost $9, how many large bags of dog food, x, did doug buy if he spent $180 and all prices already include sales tax?

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Chaz Huber · Answer 1

He bought 3 bags of doggo food

(my explanation) 57*3 is 171 so 180/171 you would get a remainder of 9$ so the answer is 3

(I hope you understand me)