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3 years ago

Tessa had $35. She bought a book for $7 and a magazine for $5. Which expression correctly shows the total money Tessa has left?

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Verizon [17]3 years ago

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X = Tessa's money
b = The book
m = The magazine

x35 - (b7 + m5) = x23

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