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Leo sold candy bars for a fundraiser. He spent $25 on a box of candy bars and sold them for $2 each. If his profit (after earning back the $25) was $69, how many candy bars did Leo sell?

Which equation can be used to solve the problem?

1. $2c+$25=$692 dollars plus 25 dollars is equal to 69 dollars

2. $2c=$69−$252 dollars is equal to 69 dollars minus 25 dollars

3. $25−$2c=$6925 dollars minus 2 dollars is equal to 69 dollars

4. $2c−$25=$69

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