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I need help with an algebra problem. "If one chocolate bar make three s'mores, how many bars will you need to purchase to make 26 s'mores?" I can't figu…

I need help with an algebra problem. "If one chocolate bar make three s'mores, how many bars will you need to purchase to make 26 s'mores?" I can't figu…
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I need help with an algebra problem.

"If one chocolate bar make three s'mores, how many bars will you need to purchase to make 26 s'mores?"
I can't figure this one out. In theory it would be 9 bars. But I need to have an algebraic solution for it. ​

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User Gabriel Andrade
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Answer:

9 bars

Explanation:

3x=26

x=8.6

(round to nearest whole)

x=9 chocolate bars

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