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2 years ago

I WILL MARK AND BRAINLIEST AND WILL GIVE 50 POINT!

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Maru [420]2 years ago

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The person that has the correct solution to the expression is Jeff because he followed the right process as detailed below. However, Annette is wrong because in step 3, she used -500 instead of +500.

<h3>How to use properties of equality?</h3>

The equation they are trying to solve is;

equation

3250 - M = 1500 + 2(M - 500)

Step 1;

Expand the bracket using distribution property to get;

3250 - M = 1500 + 2M - 1000

Step 2;

Rearrange to get like terms together on either side as;

3250 - M = 1500 - 1000 + 2M

Step 3;

Simplify like terms on either side to get;

3250 - M = 500 + 2M

Step 4;

Using Addition Property of Equality, add M to both sides to get;

3250 - M + M = 500 + 2M + M

Step 5; 3250 = 500 + 3M

Step 6;

Using subtraction Property of Equality, subtract 500 from both sides to get; 3250 - 500 = 500 - 500 + 3M

Step 7; 2750 = 3M

Step 8; Using division property of equality, divide both sides by 3 to get;

2750/3 = 3M/3

Step 9; M = 916.67

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