Which equation would you use to solve the problem?

It takes Zane [tex]m[/tex] minutes to clean his room. This is 35 minutes more than the 22 minutes it takes to walk the dog. How long does it take to clean his room?

A. [tex]m - 35 = 22[/tex]
B. [tex]m + 22 = 35[/tex]
C. [tex]35 - m = 22[/tex]
D. [tex]m + 35 = 22[/tex]

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Which equation would you use to solve the problem?

It takes Zane [tex]m[/tex] minutes to clean his room. This is 35 minutes more than the 22 minutes it takes to walk the dog. How long does it take to clean his room?

A. [tex]m - 35 = 22[/tex] 
B. [tex]m + 22 = 35[/tex] 
C. [tex]35 - m = 22[/tex] 
D. [tex]m + 35 = 22[/tex]

AL2006 · Answer

The equation labeled** ' A ' **will lead you to the correct value of ' m ' .

nh0xl0v3m1lk · Answer

I think the answer is A because 35 mins more that the 22 mins it takes to walk the dog so have to be 22+35

AL2006 · Answer

The correct equation to determine how long it takes Zane to clean his room is option A: m − 35 = 22 . This equation reflects that the time taken to clean his room is 35 minutes more than the time taken to walk his dog. By solving this equation, we find that it takes Zane 57 minutes to clean his room. 
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