Mathematics, 12.02.2020 00:03 narnia85
Which situation is based on the equation n − 36 = 24, where n is the number of donuts purchased?
A) Conner is purchasing doughnuts for the office and the warehouse workers. He takes 24 doughnuts to the warehouse workers, and he takes the remaining 36 doughnuts to the office workers.
B) Conner is purchasing doughnuts for the office and the warehouse workers. He takes 36 doughnuts to the warehouse workers, and he takes the remaining 24 doughnuts to the office workers.
C) Conner is purchasing doughnuts for the office and the warehouse workers. He takes 24 doughnuts to the warehouse workers, and he takes the remaining 60 doughnuts to the office workers.
D) Conner is purchasing doughnuts for the office and the warehouse workers. He takes 36 doughnuts to the warehouse workers, and he takes the remaining 60 doughnuts to the office workers.
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