Tom owes his uncle $12 and he owes his aunt $11.

Which statement is true?

A.
Tom has $23.

B.
Tom has $1.

C.
Tom owes $23.

D.
Tom owes $1.

Question

Tom owes his uncle $12 and he owes his aunt $11. 
 
Which statement is true?
 
 A.
Tom has $23.
 
 B.
Tom has $1.
 
 C.
Tom owes $23.
 
 D.
Tom owes $1.

anonymous · Answer

Well the information says he OWES $12 to his uncle and he OWES $11 to his aunt. 12 + 11 = 23. Which means he owes $23.

anonymous · Answer

A & B are the like the sam cuse A says tom has $23
and B says tom owes $23

anonymous · Answer

You mean A and C are the same. And by the way, A and C are not the same.

anonymous · Answer

yea sorry & c i was typeing fast

anonymous · Answer

For all we know, Tom could have $172! But like I said, we don't know. What he has and what he owes are two different things. :)

anonymous · Answer

so c

anonymous · Answer

I would say yes. http://prntscr.com/79qqfg The he being Tom.

anonymous · Answer

thxs by