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Pick the story that can be modeled by the equation 3+x=93 + x = 9.\newlineChoices:\newline(A) For his camp's Neon Night, Dale bought 99 boxes of glow sticks. He split the boxes evenly among xx cabins. Each cabin got 33 boxes of glow sticks.\newline(B) For his camp's Neon Night, Dale bought 99 boxes of glow sticks. He bought 33 boxes of pink glow sticks and xx boxes of green glow sticks.

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Q. Pick the story that can be modeled by the equation 3+x=93 + x = 9.\newlineChoices:\newline(A) For his camp's Neon Night, Dale bought 99 boxes of glow sticks. He split the boxes evenly among xx cabins. Each cabin got 33 boxes of glow sticks.\newline(B) For his camp's Neon Night, Dale bought 99 boxes of glow sticks. He bought 33 boxes of pink glow sticks and xx boxes of green glow sticks.
  1. Identify Equation: Identify the equation and understand its components: 3+x=93 + x = 9. Here, xx represents an unknown quantity that when added to 33 equals 99.
  2. Solve for x: Solve for x: Subtract 33 from both sides of the equation to isolate xx. \newline3+x3=933 + x - 3 = 9 - 3\newlinex=6x = 6
  3. Interpret xx: Interpret xx in the context of the choices:\newline(A) xx represents the number of cabins that each got 33 boxes, which doesn't fit because the total should be a multiplication of cabins and boxes per cabin.\newline(B) xx represents the number of green glow stick boxes Dale bought, adding to 33 pink boxes to make a total of 99 boxes. This matches the equation since 33 (pink boxes) + xx (green boxes) = 99 (total boxes).

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