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There are twice as many students on Mr. Sneed's team as on Mr. Johnson's team. Together, they want to raise 360$ to buy uniforms. According to the size of their team, …

There are twice as many students on Mr. Sneed's team as on Mr. Johnson's team. Together, they want to raise 360$ to buy uniforms. According to the size of their team, …
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There are twice as many students on Mr. Sneed's team as on Mr. Johnson's team. Together, they want to raise 360$ to buy uniforms. According to the size of their team, how much money should each team raise?

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go on MATH.WAY. it'll give you the answer and explanation

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