Mathematics, 12.11.2020 19:10 marissaimuniz

Which situation cannot be represented by the equation 8−x=3? A. Joe had $8 and bought a piece of pizza. He had $3 left over. What is x, the cost of the pizza?

B. Jackson walked 8 dogs. Henry walked 3. What is x, the number of dogs the boys walked all together?

C. The difference between Amal's score and Katie's score was 3. Amal had 8 points, but Katie had less. What is x, the amount of Katie's score?

D. Sunnyville had 3 fewer inches of rain than Pleasantville. Pleasantville had 8 inches of rain. What is x, the amount of rain in Sunnyville?

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