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OpenStudy (anonymous):

@across @popitree Choose the equation that models the problem. Luisa won 17 tennis matches last summer. She played a total of 26 matches. How many matches did she lose overall? Let l represent the number of games that Luisa lost. A. l – 17 = 26 B. l + 26 = 17 C. 17l = 26 D. l + 17 = 26

OpenStudy (across):

Assuming that a tennis match can only be won and lost, Luisa's games can be expressed as follows:\[\text{Games Won}+\text{Games Lost}=\text{Total Games}.\]You are already told that \(\text{Games Won}=17\) and \(\text{Total Games}=26\).

OpenStudy (across):

All that you now have to do is substitute, relabel and rearrange.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

@across is it C

OpenStudy (hanner_b_nanner):

D, I'm sorry lol...

OpenStudy (hanner_b_nanner):

amount lost+amount won= total games overall

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