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Which statement can be represented by the equation Two-fifths x + 9 = 9?

Two-fifths of nine is a number.
Two-fifths of a number is nine.
Nine more than two-fifths of a number is nine.
A number plus nine is the same as two-fifths of nine.

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Answer:

c

Explanation:

User Fabian Schmied
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Given:

The equation is


(2)/(5)x+9=9

To find:

The statement for the given equation.

Solution:

For "more" or "plus" we use "+" sign.

For "of" we use "×" sign.

Let x be the unknown number.

Two-fifths of nine is a number.


(2)/(5)(9)=x

Two-fifths of a number is nine.


(2)/(5)x=9

A number plus nine is the same as two-fifths of nine.


x+9=(2)/(5)(9)

These equation are different from the given equation. So, the options A, B and D are incorrect.

Nine more than two-fifths of a number is nine.


(2)/(5)x+9=9

It is same as the given equation. Therefore, the correct option is C.

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