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Tyler wants to buy a new television that costs $312. he has already saved $96. he plans to save $24 per week over the next few weeks. which shows the number of weeks tyler will need to save to be able to buy the television?

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Let w be the number of weeks

312 is the total number needed
therefore
312=24w+96
312-96=24w
216=24w
216/24=w
9=w
he needs 9 weeks
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Tyler wants to buy a new television that costs $312. He has already saved $96. He plans to save $24 per week over the next few weeks. Which shows the number of weeks Tyler will need to save to be able to buy the television? 0 70-76 -12 16 30 070-76-17 ** + + -20 that -16 -12 - -20 -16 -12 -8 - 16 020 -16 -12 121 12 16 20
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9 weeks

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                         312                       216/24= 9

                         -96

                           

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Mathematics
Tyler wants to buy a new television that costs $312. He has already saved $96. He plans to save $24 per week over the next few weeks. Which shows the number of weeks Tyler will need to save to be able to buy the television? 0 70-76 -12 16 30 070-76-17 ** + + -20 that -16 -12 - -20 -16 -12 -8 - 16 020 -16 -12 121 12 16 20
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9 weeks

Step-by-step explanation:

                         312                       216/24= 9

                         -96

                           

                           2 1 6

Mathematics
Tyler wants to buy a new television that costs $312. he has already saved $96. he plans to save $24 per week over the next few weeks. which shows the number of weeks tyler will need to save to be able to buy the television?
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Let w be the number of weeks

312 is the total number needed
therefore
312=24w+96
312-96=24w
216=24w
216/24=w
9=w
he needs 9 weeks
Mathematics
Tyler wants to buy a new television that costs $312. he has already saved $96. he plans to save $24 per week over the next few weeks. which shows the number of weeks tyler will need to save to be able to buy the television?
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He will need to save for 9 weeks.
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