Mathematics, 27.08.2020 17:01, leahphi

2 Peter bought some packets of sweets from a shop. Each packet of sweets cost $2.
For every two packets of sweets that he bought, he was given one packet free. If he
left the shop with a total of 31 packets of sweets, find
(a) the number of packets of sweets given free.
(1)

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2 Peter bought some packets of sweets from a shop. Each packet of sweets cost $2.
For every t...