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Kazeer [188]
2 years ago
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A school sold brownies and cupcakes at a bake sale. There were 592 total items available for sale. All 286 brownies were sold. O

f the cupcakes for sale, 49 did not sell. How many cupcakes did sell at the bake sale? Select the correct equation to solve. A. 592 - 286 - 49 = c B. 592 - 286 + 49 = c C. 592 + 286 - 49 = c
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1 answer:
LUCKY_DIMON [66]2 years ago
3 0

Answer:

A. 592 - 286 - 49 = c

Step-by-step explanation:

A school sold brownies and cupcakes at a bake sale. There were 592 total items available for sale. All 286 brownies were sold. Of the cupcakes for sale, 49 did not sell. How many cupcakes did sell at the bake sale?

Total number = 592

Total number of brownies = 286

The cup cakes for sale = 592 - 286

= 306 cupcakes.

49 of the cupcakes did not sell

The cupcakes that sold = 306 - 49

= 257 cupcakes were sold.

Therefore, the correct equation to solve. A. 592 - 286 - 49 = c

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Learn more about correlation at:

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