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Jane writes the following equation to represent the selling price of a couch minus the cost for the store to purchase the couch. What was the cost, c, of the couch? ($4,000 - c = $350) IT IS NOT "B)" I
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Jane writes the following equation to represent the selling price of a couch minus the cost for the store to purchase the couch. What was the cost, c, of the couch? ($4,000 - c = $350)

IT IS NOT "B)" I ALREADY TRIED!!!

A) c = $3,650
B) c = - $3,650
C) c = $4,350
D) c = $3,750

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Answer:A

This is simple, here. The answer you’ll get by subtracting $4,000 by c is 350. So, do $4,000-$350. And you’ll get $3,650. And for proof do, $4,000-$3,650!

Hope this helped!
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