The sum of 20.7 and a number is 50.5.

The sum of 20.7 and a number is 50.5.

 



Which equation could you use to solve the problem? g + 20.7 = 50.5g + 50.5 = 20.7g – 20.7 = 50.520.7 – g = 50.5

 

 

What should you do to each side of the equation to isolate the variable? Add 20.7 to each side.Add 50.5 to each side.Subtract 20.7 from each side.Subtract 50.5 from each side.

 

 

What is the solution of the equation? 29.830.270.271.2
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g+20.7=50.5, subtract 20.7 from each side, 29.8
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