Mathematics, 26.11.2019 21:31, Bloom247

Suppose that a teacher agrees to pay a student 6¢ for every problem in this chapter that the student solves correctly, and fines the student 5¢ for every problem done incorrectly. if at the end of 33 problems they do not owe each other any money, how many problems did the student solve correctly?

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