7. Rob had a Big Burger and a can of cola for lunch. The number of calories in a can of cola was 3/8 the number of calories in a Big Burger. If Rob's lunch had a total of 550 calories, how many calories were in the can of cola?

7. Rob had a Big Burger and a can of cola for lunch. The number of calories in a can of cola was 3/8 the number of calories in a Big Burger. If Rob's lunch had a total of 550 calories, how many calories were in the can of cola?

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College Algebra

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