In each lesson in a book, there are 10 more test questions than quiz questions. Which equation represents the relationship between the number of test questions t and the number of quiz questions q? t =

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AlexG asked Jul 21, 2022

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In each lesson in a book, there are 10 more test questions than quiz questions.

Which equation represents the relationship between the number of test questions t and the number of quiz questions q?

t = q + 10

q = 10t

q = t + 10

t = 10q

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AlexG asked Jul 21, 2022

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Answer: the guy below me is very correct i took the quiz and got 100

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the answer is t=q+10 :)

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