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Suzy ordered some games online for $19 each. She paid a total of $8 for shipping. The total cost of the purchase was $122. How many games did she buy? 7) Using the word problem above, write an equation to find the number of games Suzy bought. (Hint: Don't do any of the steps to solve it, just write the equation) Your answer

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