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James goes to a hockey game with $12. He wants to buy snacks. King size candy bars cost $2 each and nachos cost $3 . Right and equation to find the amount of candy and nachos that James can buy.
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With C being number of candy bars, and N being the number of nachos, the EQUATION you want is: \"highlight_green%282C+%2B+3N+=+12%29\"
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document.write( "FYI Pay no attention to ANYONE who gives you an inequality instead of an EQUATION. Those people's primary JOB is to lead you astray.
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document.write( "By the way, it's not \"right and,\" but \"write an,\" instead! \n" );
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