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Labron makes $100 per week and takes no vacation during the entire year. His friend, Jordan, makes $4800 per year at the same weekly rate. Jordan takes x vacation weeks per year.  Note: There are 52 weeks in a year.

This equation represents how to find Jordan’s number of vacation weeks.

  100(52 – x) = 4800

Labron says that Jordan takes 4 weeks of vacation each year. Is he correct? Check all that apply.

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