Im thinking C
Henry paid for his lunch and wrote this equation to represent the change he got back from the cashier.
20 – l = 14.5
Which situation could be described by this equation?
A. Henry knows he paid $14.50 for lunch. He knows he got $20 back from the cashier. He does not know how much he paid the cashier.
B. Henry knows he gave the cashier $14.50. He doesn't know how much his lunch cost. He knows he got $20 back from the cashier.
C. Henry knows he gave the cashier $20. He does not know how much his lunch cost. He knows he got $14.50 back from the cashier.
D. Henry knows his change was $14.50. He does not know how much he gave the cashier.
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OpenStudy (kevin):
wewww...
That's very difficult question o_O
OpenStudy (giitter):
@Ellie201
OpenStudy (giitter):
I know ._.
OpenStudy (kevin):
I got it
OpenStudy (giitter):
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OpenStudy (kevin):
Let 20 in 20 – l = 14.5 be 20$
and 14.5 become 14.5$
OpenStudy (kevin):
Henry paid for his lunch 20$
OpenStudy (joshiscool):
wow mathlete
OpenStudy (kevin):
he got back from the cashier.14.5$
OpenStudy (blaynebrocwell):
fan me
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OpenStudy (kevin):
So, which situation could be described it? :)
OpenStudy (giitter):
Im thinking C and I put that on my question
OpenStudy (kevin):
Correct :D
Awolflover1 (awolflover1):
yes i agree C:
OpenStudy (joshiscool):
yassssssssssssss corecto
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