Mathematics, 09.12.2020 01:00, gemouljr

Part A: Write an equation that could be used to
find the number of comic books, x, Jacob
needs to sell in order to earn $200.
Part B:
How many comic books does Jacob need
to sell to earn $200?
Number of comic books:
Equation:

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Part A: Write an equation that could be used to
find the number of comic books, x, Jacob