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3 years ago

Chantal cut an apple into a equal slices. She ate 4 slices and had 4 slices left. Which equation models the problem?

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1 answer:

Citrus2011 [14]3 years ago

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So equal slices
total=x
she ate 4 slices from x so -4
x-4
she had 4 left
x-4=4
the equation would be x-4=4

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