Christina has been busy planning a barbecue for her older brother's high school graduation. She invited 13 relatives from her mother's side of the family. The rest of the relatives she invited are from her father's side of the family. She invited a total of 58 relatives.Let f represent the number of relatives Christina invited from her father's side. Which equation models the problem?Choices:(A) f+13=58(B) f−13=58Solve this equation to find the number of relatives Christina invited from her father's side.____ relatives
Q. Christina has been busy planning a barbecue for her older brother's high school graduation. She invited 13 relatives from her mother's side of the family. The rest of the relatives she invited are from her father's side of the family. She invited a total of 58 relatives.Let f represent the number of relatives Christina invited from her father's side. Which equation models the problem?Choices:(A) f+13=58(B) f−13=58Solve this equation to find the number of relatives Christina invited from her father's side.____ relatives
Identify Equation: Identify the correct equation that models the problem. Christina invited 13 relatives from her mother's side and the rest from her father's side, totaling 58 relatives. The equation that fits this description is:f+13=58, where f is the number of relatives from her father's side.
Solve Equation: Solve the equation f+13=58 to find f. Subtract 13 from both sides of the equation:f+13−13=58−13f=45
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