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A store sells two different packages of soda as described below. (Standard 6.EE.9) Package A: 18 soda Package B: 10 soda Write an equation for Package A and an equation for Package B that represent the total number of sodas, g, in p packages.

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Answer:

[tex]g = 18p[/tex] --- A

[tex]g = 10p[/tex] ---- B

Step-by-step explanation:

Given

[tex]Package\ A: 18\ soda[/tex]

[tex]Package\ B: 10\ soda[/tex]

Required

The equation of both packages

The given details represent the number of sodas in each package.

So, the equation of A is:

[tex]g = 18p[/tex]

And the equation of B is:

[tex]g = 10p[/tex]

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