44. A group of four friends each mowed lawns after school and on the weekends for a month. The total number of lawns mowed can be represented by the equation below. 1 x + ++16=49 2 Each friend is represented by a term in the equation. How many lawns, x, did the first friend mow? A. 11 B. 18 С. 27 1 D. 31 9.

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Intermediate Algebra

10th Edition

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