Paolo pays $244 for 5 identical calculators. About how much does Paolo pay for one calculator?

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Answer 1

Answer: In the question, all details are given. using these details it would be easy to determine the required answer. It is already given that Paolo paid $244 for buying 5 identical calculators. It is required to find the amount necessary to buy a single calculator.
Then
Amount required for buying 5 calculators = 244 dollars
Amount required to buy 1 calculator having same specification = (244/5) dollars
= 48.80 dollars
So the amount required to buy 1 calculator having identical features is $48.80

Answer 2

Answer: $244 for all 5 calculators so 244/5= $48.80 is what he paid for each calculator

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h has to be a number so that when you divide it by nine it will equal nine.
Reversing this, it would look like this.
9*9=h
h=81

To get rid of the denominator and get h by itself, multiply each side by 9:

$(h)/(9) = h$
$9 * 9 = 81$

$h = 81$

h will equal 81.

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Since the two lines are parallel, there will be no solutions.

Your answer is No solutions.

If there were two lines, one on top of the other, there would be infinitely many solutions.
If there were two lines that intersected at one point, there would be one solution.
But keep in mind that there can never be two solutions.

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