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Assuming that b ≠ a, the answers will not be the same.
For example, (remembering that b ≠ a) let us assume that b = 10, a = 5
10 - 5 = 5
5 - 10 = -5
5 ≠ -5
So the commutative property of subtraction does not work unless in certain cases, in which a = b.
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The inequality that represents how much money Caroline needs to earn will be m>35.
In this case, Caroline needs an amount that's greater than $35, therefore, the amount must be greater than $35
From the options given, the correct inequality will be m>35. This means m is greater than $35.
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I always feel drawn to the number 2 for some reason because it is in the middle between 2 and four and usually when given an option to pick a number I never pick a number that they say. Personally I just feel drawn to pick the number 2 its a nice even number and perhaps could be lucky :)
