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Mathematics, 12.11.2020 18:50, jayden962

Mr. Christian is giving away special candies for Halloween. He has decided to spend $75 on Halloween candies. Each bag of candied raisins costs $2.25 and each bags of Snickers costs $3.50.
1. Write the equation that represents this situation. Be sure to include what your variables stand for.
2. If Mr. Christian decides to buy 10 bags of candied raisins, how many bags of Snickers did he buy?

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