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Amiraneli [1.4K]
3 years ago
6

Marta runs a mandarin-orange fruit stand. She is talking to an employee, Maribel, on the phone and trying to tell her the equati

on needed to figure out how many oranges to send to a certain customer. The equation is 50 + one-half m = 120. Which statement should Marta say that will communicate the correct equation? Select all that apply. Fifty times the number of oranges is half of one-hundred-and-twenty. Fifty more than half the number of the oranges is one-hundred-and-twenty. The difference of fifty and half of the number of oranges is one-hundred-and-twenty. The sum of fifty and half the number of oranges is the same as one-hundred-twenty. Fifty more than half of the number of oranges.
Mathematics
2 answers:
Ivanshal [37]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

Fifty more than half the number of the oranges is one-hundred-and-twenty.

The sum of fifty and half the number of oranges is the same as one-hundred-twenty.

Step-by-step explanation:

The equation is 50 + one-half m = 120.

Assume the number of oranges=m

50+1/2m=120

1/2m=120-50

1/2m=70

m=70÷1/2

=140

All statement that applies includes:

1. Fifty more than half the number of the oranges is one-hundred-and-twenty.

50+1/2m=120

2. The sum of fifty and half the number of oranges is the same as one-hundred-twenty.

50+1/2m=120

Martha can use the two statements above to communicate the correct equation

Paul [167]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

B-Fifty more then half the number of the oranges is one-hundred-and-twenty

D-The sum of fifty and half the number of oranges is the same as one-hundred-twenty

Step-by-step explanation:

B and D are the answers i took the test before answering so your good with me please leave a thanks  

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