Afarmer sees 56 of his cows out of the barn. he knows that he has 83 cows altogether. let c represent the number of cows still in the barn and write an equation to represent this problem. can c = 33? a. 56 + 83 = c; no b. c + 33 = 56; yes c. 83 + c = 56; no

56 + c = 83  equation

subtract 56 from each side

c = 27

c cannot equal 33

b

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