Mathematics, 06.10.2019 17:00, jamesgraham577

Select all (more than one) the situations that can be represented by the equation 1/2(x+40)=60.
question 2 options:
a)40 more than 50% of a number is 60.
b) 60 is half the sum of a number and 40.
c)a test is worth 100 points. each question, x, is worth 1/2a point.
d)a store has a sale in which all items are 50% off. at the store, tony spends a total of $60 for a jacket that costs x dollars and a pair of pants that costs $40.

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Select all (more than one) the situations that can be represented by the equation 1/2(x+40)=60.