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6AR2.1 Solve one step equations

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Mila has $29 to spend at the sporting goods store. She buys a T-shirt that costs $15. She also wants to buy a soccer ball for $12, a baseball cap for $8, a set of shin guards for $15, or a water bottle for $6. Use the equation $15 + C = $29, where C is the item's cost, to find the most expensive item Mila can buy.
T-shirt
Soccer ball
shin guards
baseball cap
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Q4
Select the equation that has 9 as the solution.
M� $\times$ 3� $=$ 27
J� $+$ 8� $=$ 72
Q� $\div$ 3� $=$ 27
P� $-$ 6� $=$ 4
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Q8
A number, N, when added to 21 equals negative 14. Which equation represents this situation?
N� $+$ 21� $=$ � $-$ 14
N� $+$ 21� $=$ 14
N� $-$ 14� $=$ 21
N� $-$ 21� $=$ 14
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Q9
Negative 6 plus a number equals 11 can be solved using the equation
$-$ 6� $+$ X� $=$ 11
6� $+$ X� $=$ � $-$ 11
6� $+$ X� $=$ 11
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Q11
A number minus 12 equals negative 9. What is the number?
$-$ 21
$-$ 3
21
3
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