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HOmeWoRK hEEllpppPppPPppPppp Which equation fits the situation? Mike’s test score was 20 points lower than Mark’s. If Mark scored a 95 on the test which equation would give Mike’s score? a)90 = p + 5 b)p
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HOmeWoRK hEEllpppPppPPppPppp

Which equation fits the situation? Mike’s test score was 20 points lower than Mark’s.



If Mark scored a 95 on the test which equation would give Mike’s score?

a)90 = p + 5
b)p - 95 = 20
c)p - 20 = 95
d)95 = p + 20

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The answer is actually D
User Rocklan
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The right answer is d) 95 = p + 20
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