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Colby baked 14 cookies on Saturday. On both Saturday and Sunday, he baked a total of 36 cookies. Which of the following equations would describe n, the number of cookies he bake…

Colby baked 14 cookies on Saturday. On both Saturday and Sunday, he baked a total of 36 cookies. Which of the following equations would describe n, the number of cookies he bake…
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Colby baked 14 cookies on Saturday. On both Saturday and Sunday, he baked a total of 36 cookies. Which of the following equations would describe n, the number of cookies he baked on Sunday?

A. 14 × n = 36
B. 14 ÷ n = 36
C. 14 - n = 36
D. 14 + n = 36

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Answer: D


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User Vgru
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Answer:

d

Explanation:

what he baked on saturday plus what he baked on sunday equals what he baked in all

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