Kathy distributes jelly beans among her friends. Alia gets 4^2 fewer jelly beans than Kelly, who gets 3^3 jelly beans. How many jelly beans does Alia get?
A.
4^2 − 3^3
B.
3^3 + 4^2
C.
4 − 3^3
D.
3^3 − 4^2
E.
3^2 − 4^3

Question

Kathy distributes jelly beans among her friends. Alia gets 4^2 fewer jelly beans than Kelly, who gets 3^3 jelly beans. How many jelly beans does Alia get?
A. 
4^2 − 3^3
B. 
3^3 + 4^2
C. 
4 − 3^3
D. 
3^3 − 4^2
E. 
3^2 − 4^3

dude · Answer

`Kelly, who gets 3^3 jelly bean` = 3^3

Alia gets 4^2 fewer jelly beans than Kelly

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dude · Answer

Substitute Kelly's value and solve

Laci · Answer

I got b

dude · Answer

Hmm

Can you see the drawing I posted?

Laci · Answer

Yes

Laci · Answer

why?

dude · Answer

I am subtracting the values

Not sure how you got b

Laci · Answer

IDK honestly D?

dude · Answer

Yeah it is D don't guess though, I gave you almost all the information you needed to find the answer

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Laci · Answer

I did'n't guess I solved it how I solve regular equatipons and I added 4^2 to both sides