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Jose found $2.25 in his pocket. He found q quarters on his walk to the park. choose the expression that shows how much money he

had altogether.
A.$2.25 - $0.25q
B.$2.25 + $0.25q
C.($2.25 + $0.25)-q
D.$2.25 - ($0.25 x q)

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MAVERICK [17]2 years ago

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B because Q is how much he found and a quarter is 0.25 so it’s q0.25 and you add that to 2.25 that’s how much he had in his pocket

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