Jason has a collection of 12 model planes. His father added to the collection. The number of planes jason has now can be modeled by equation 12+p=32. The variable p represents the number of new planes. How many new planes did jason father give him?

A-384

B-44

C-2.7

D-20

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Frances Delgado

Mathematics

12 April, 08:31

Jason has a collection of 12 model planes. His father added to the collection. The number of planes jason has now can be modeled by equation 12+p=32. The variable p represents the number of new planes. How many new planes did jason father give him?

A-384

B-44

C-2.7

D-20

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Zander Hess · Answer 1

You can figure this question out by subtracting 32 from 12 (It would look like 32-12 in a calculator) to see how many planes Jason's father added. The answer is either B, C or D. I'll let you figure out which one though.

Caitlyn Wood · Answer 2

D (32-12 = 20) P = 20

Jason has a collection of 12 model planes. His father added to the collection. The number of planes jason has now can be modeled by equation 12+p=32. The variable p represents the number of new planes. How many new planes did jason father give him?A-384B-44C-2.7D-20

Jason has a collection of 12 model planes. His father added to the collection. The number of planes jason has now can be modeled by equation 12+p=32. The variable p represents the number of new planes. How many new planes did jason father give him?

A-384

B-44

C-2.7

D-20