6.12)

Jennifer had some money in her

pocket. She spent $1.35, which left

her with $2.30. Which equation could

Jennifer use to find m, the original

amount of money she had in her

pocket?

A m + 2.30 = 1.35

B m - 1.35 = 2.30

C 2.30 = 1.35 - m

D m = 2.30 x 1.35

Question

Madilynn Bentley

Mathematics

18 March, 10:10

6.12)

Jennifer had some money in her

pocket. She spent $1.35, which left

her with $2.30. Which equation could

Jennifer use to find m, the original

amount of money she had in her

pocket?

A m + 2.30 = 1.35

B m - 1.35 = 2.30

C 2.30 = 1.35 - m

D m = 2.30 x 1.35

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Answers (2)

Know the Answer?

Abe · Answer 1

B

Step-by-step explanation:

m - 1.35 = 2.30

Leroy Cole · Answer 2

B

Step-by-step explanation:

m-1.35=2.30

you would add - 1.35 to the other side

so then you have

m=3.65

which is how much money she had to begin with

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6.12)

Jennifer had some money in her

pocket. She spent $1.35, which left

her with $2.30. Which equation could

Jennifer use to find m, the original

amount of money she had in her

pocket?

A m + 2.30 = 1.35

B m - 1.35 = 2.30

C 2.30 = 1.35 - m

D m = 2.30 x 1.35