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Bernard typically runs x km/hour. While he was sick, he only ran 41.5 km/hour. What equation represents that the difference in his speeds is 13.5 km/hour? x – 41.5 = 13.5 41.5 +…

Bernard typically runs x km/hour. While he was sick, he only ran 41.5 km/hour. What equation represents that the difference in his speeds is 13.5 km/hour? x – 41.5 = 13.5 41.5 +…
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Bernard typically runs x km/hour. While he was sick, he only ran 41.5 km/hour. What equation represents that the difference in his speeds is 13.5 km/hour?

x – 41.5 = 13.5
41.5 + x = 13.5
13.5 – x = 41.5
13.5 – 41.5 = x

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a is correct

Explanation:

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User Wandang
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Answer: A) x-41.5=13.5

Step-by-step explanation: edge

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