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Gamal spent $12.50 at the book store. The difference between the amount he spent at the video game store and the amount he spent

at the book store was $17. The equation d - 12.5 = 17 can be used to represent this situation, where d is the amount Gamal spent at the video game store. Which equation is an equivalent equation that can be used to find the amount Gamal spent at the video game store?

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Citrus2011 [14]3 years ago

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OK 12.50+ 5.50=17 I think d is five point fifty

Montano1993 [528]3 years ago

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Answer:

d = 17 +12.5

Step-by-step explanation:

Gamal spent $12.50 at the book store.

The difference between the amount he spent at the video game store and the amount he spent at the book store was $17.

The equation d - 12.5 = 17 can be used to represent this situation, where d is the amount Gamal spent at the video game store.

Here we have to find "d"

d - 12.5 = 17

To find d add 12.5 on both sides, we get

d = 17 + 12.5

The equation is d = 17 +12.5

Hope this will helpful.

Thank you.

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