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A bag of kibble and 4 cans of cat food cost $8.40. The kibble costs $6. Use the equation 4x+6= 8.40 to find x, the cost of one can of cat food. $0.65 B $0.60 $0.30 $0.70

A bag of kibble and 4 cans of cat food cost $8.40. The kibble costs $6. Use the equation 4x+6= 8.40 to find x, the cost of one can of cat food. $0.65 B $0.60 $0.30 $0.70
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A bag of kibble and 4 cans of cat food cost $8.40. The kibble

costs $6. Use the equation 4x+6= 8.40 to find x, the cost of
one can of cat food.
$0.65
B $0.60
$0.30
$0.70

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It’s b ::::::::::::::::::0
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