Mathematics

19 May, 16:20

Which situation is best modeled by the equation

7-x=3?

CLEAR

CHECK

You spend $7 to enter a theme park, and then $3 per ride.

Three friends each get an equal share of the $7 they

earned.

You have some money left after you spend $7 and $3.

The price of a book, $7, was lowered by some amount to

$3.

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