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Find the y-intercept for the following equation: 5y + 7 = 19
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My son and daughter were born two years apart. 9 years ago, my son was twice the age of my daughter. What are their ages now?
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Xavier and Yannic went to an arcade where the machines took tokens. Xavier played 4 games of skee ball and 3 games of pinball, using a total of 17 tokens. At the same time, Yannic played 4 games of skee ball and 4 games of pinball, using up 20 tokens. How many tokens does each game require?
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Graph the system x = 2y and -x - y + 3 = 0 for all values of x from x = -3 to x = 3
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The town of Whitby held a painting day for adults and kids alike. Each child made 15 paintings and each adult made 7 paintings. A total of 208 paintings were made by the group, and there were 3 times as many kids as there were adults. How many kids were there, and how many adults were there?
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Hamidah's sales last week were $251 less than three times Colleen's sales. Together they sold $1123. Determine how much each person sold last week.
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Blue Mountain resort charges $39 for a single ticket for high ropes and $29 for a single ticket for low ropes. If a day's total revenue from the sale of 540 passes is $18 910, how many tickets were sold for high ropes?
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