Mathematics, 07.10.2019 19:00 squawk1738

which situation is represented by the equation?

6n + 5 = 3n + 20
a) jenny and pat all together have 6n + 3n cookies, jenny has 5 cookies and pat has 20 cookies. how many cookies does jenny have?
b) jenny and pat all together have 5 + 20 cookies, jenny has 6n cookies and pat has 3n cookies. how many cookies does jenny have?
c) jenny and pat all together have 3n + 20 cookies, jenny has 6n cookies and pat has 5 cookies. how many cookies does jenny have?
d) jenny and pat all together have 3n + 20 cookies, jenny has 6n plus 5 cookies more than and pat. how many cookies does jenny have?

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