Mrs. Roberson has 5 more students in her class than Mr. Monroe. Together, they have 57 students. Write an equation that can be u
sed to find the number of students in Mr. Monroe’s (m) class. Solve the equation.
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
the basic number will be represented by X so, the equation will be
Mr. Monroe Mrs. Roberson
X X+5
57 = X + (X+5)
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