Warm Up Lucy is selling cookies for Girl Scouts and wants to sell a total of 54 boxes. So far she has only sold 12 boxes. If she sells 6 boxes of cookies.

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Warm Up Lucy is selling cookies for Girl Scouts and wants to sell a total of 54 boxes. So far she has only sold 12 boxes. If she sells 6 boxes of cookies each day, how many days will it take her to sell a total of 54 boxes?

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The girl scouts are trying to calculate their profit from selling cookies this spring. They sold each box of cookies for $3.50 each and they spent a total of $200 to pay for their inventory and shipping. Write an equation to calculate their profit. How many boxes do they need to sell to make a profit? Creating Inequalities

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