This equation shows how the total number of quizzes Clayton has ever taken in high school depends on the number of weeks he has attended school this quarter. q = 6w The variable w represents the number of weeks he has attended school this quarter, and the variable q represents the total number of quizzes he has ever taken in high school. How many weeks of school will Clayton have to attend this quarter before he will have taken a total of 12 quizzes? weeks Submit
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This equation shows how the total number of quizzes Clayton has ever taken in high school
depends on the number of weeks he has attended school this quarter.
q = 6w
The variable w represents the number of weeks he has attended school this quarter, and the
variable q represents the total number of quizzes he has ever taken in high school. How
many weeks of school will Clayton have to attend this quarter before he will have taken a
total of 12 quizzes?
weeks
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