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Susan bought two toys. One toy is $6.50 more than the other. The two toys cost $86.50 together. Write an equations and let x = the cost of one of the toys.

Susan bought two toys. One toy is $6.50 more than the other. The two toys cost $86.50 together. Write an equations and let x = the cost of one of the toys.
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Susan bought two toys. One toy is $6.50 more than the other. The two toys cost $86.50 together. Write an equations and let x = the cost of one of the toys.

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Answer:

$86.50 - $6.50 = $80.00

$80/2 = $40

$40 + $6.50 = $46.50

Explanation:

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