Which situation is represented by n + 12 = 25? A. Sheri has a collection of coins that contains a minimum of 25 coins. Her collection contains nickels and quarters. She has 12 quarters. What are th
possible numbers of nickels in her collection, n?
B. The height of a rectangle is 12 units. The rectangle has an area greater than 25 square units. What are the possible values for the base of the
rectangle, n?
C. There are 25 students in Mrs. Greer's third period class. Twelve of the students are girls. How many boys, n, are in the class?
D. The product of 12 and a number, n, is greater than or equal to 25. What are the possible values of n?