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10 May, 07:32

You and three friends are eating pizza with 12 pieces. Each person eats the same number of pieces. Let x represent the number of pieces each person eats. which of the following is an algebbracic modle of the situation?

A) 3x=12. B) 1/3x=12. C) 4x=12.

D) 1/4x=12. E) NOTA

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