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Joanne bought 3 baseball cards for $160. If the first card was as expensive as the combined price of the second and the third cards, and the second card cost $20 more than the t…

Joanne bought 3 baseball cards for $160. If the first card was as expensive as the combined price of the second and the third cards, and the second card cost $20 more than the t…
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Joanne bought 3 baseball cards for $160. If the first card was as expensive as the combined price of the second and the third cards, and the second card cost $20 more than the third card, what is the price of the first card?

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3 baseball cards = $160
first card + (second card + third card) = $160
first card = second card + third card
$160 ÷ 2 = $80
thus the first card was $80
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