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One tennis ball can holds 3 balls. Jenna filled 5 cans and had 1 ball left over.Which equation could we use to find n, the number of tennis balls?Choose 1 answer:1)3+5+1=n2)5 X …
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One tennis ball can holds 3 balls. Jenna filled 5 cans and had 1 ball left over.Which equation could we use to find n, the number of tennis balls?Choose 1 answer:1)3+5+1=n2)5 X 3+1=n3)n x 5=1+3
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N = the number of tennis balls
5 cans
1 ball left over
N = 5 x 3 + 1
N = 16 tennis balls
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