1. 49^5-29^5+4b+b 2. 11g+15-6g+5
3. y+4+3(y-2)
4. 0.5(*^3-3)+14
5. 4(2*-3)
6. (11-8 ^3 0)-2*6

Find a number such that if you add 8 and divide the result by 4 you will get the same answer as if you subtracted 3 from the original number and divided by 2

Tod does not have any cookies. david gives jeff 8 cookies. then he splits half of the cookies he has left with tod. david let’s c represent the number of cookies that he starts with. he finds the number of cookies that tod has is 1/2 the difference of c and 8. write an expression to represent the number of cookies that tod has.

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