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Luis deposited $300 into his bank account. He now has $4,564. Enter and solve an equation to find how much was in his account be

fore the deposit. Let a represent the variable.

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Leona [35]2 years ago

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The equation is a + $300 = $4,564 .

There was $4,264 in his account before the deposit.

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