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Start the planA. x/3
B. x/2
C. 2x/3
D. 3x/2
E. 2x
OA B
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Start the planTotal number of shoes sold = x + y;BTGmoderatorDC wrote: ↑Sat Apr 11, 2020 11:22 pmA certain store sells only black shoes and brown shoes. In a certain week, the store sold x black shoes and y brown shoes. If 2/3 of all shoes sold that week were black, which of the following expressions represents the value of y, in terms of x?
A. x/3
B. x/2
C. 2x/3
D. 3x/2
E. 2x
OA B
Source: Manhattan Prep
We can create the equation:BTGmoderatorDC wrote: ↑Sat Apr 11, 2020 11:22 pmA certain store sells only black shoes and brown shoes. In a certain week, the store sold x black shoes and y brown shoes. If 2/3 of all shoes sold that week were black, which of the following expressions represents the value of y, in terms of x?
A. x/3
B. x/2
C. 2x/3
D. 3x/2
E. 2x
OA B
Source: Manhattan Prep
