Question

Alex wrote this equation to represent the total distance she ran in two weeks.

16 = d + 9

Which situation could be described by this equation?

A. Alex knows she ran a total of 16 miles. She does not know how many miles she ran the first week. She knows she ran 9 miles the second week.

B. Alex knows she ran 16 miles the first week. She knows she ran 9 miles the second week. She does not know how many miles she ran altogether.

C. Alex knows she ran 16 miles the first week. She knows she ran 9 more miles the second week than the first week. She does not know the total number of miles she ran.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

well you have to do is subtract on both sides but does she/he knows?

Answer 3

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Answer 4

@imqwerty I NEED HELP

Answer 5

@ravege

Answer 6

A

Answer 7

16 is the total.... 2nd week is represented by 9, therefore the variable is the distance of first week, which is unknown

Answer 8

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Answer 9

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Answer 10

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