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Myra is 5 years younger than her sister Talat. Myra wants to write an equation for her own age (m) given Talat's age (t). How should Myra write her equation? Choose 1 answer: (A) t=m+5 (B) t-m=5 (c) m=t-5

Myra is 55 years younger than her sister Talat. Myra wants to write an equation for her own age (m) (m) given Talat's age (t) (t) .\newlineHow should Myra write her equation?\newlineChoose 11 answer:\newline(A) t=m+5 t=m+5 \newline(B) t−m=5 t-m=5 \newline(C) m=t−5 m=t-5

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Q. Myra is 55 years younger than her sister Talat. Myra wants to write an equation for her own age (m) (m) given Talat's age (t) (t) .\newlineHow should Myra write her equation?\newlineChoose 11 answer:\newline(A) t=m+5 t=m+5 \newline(B) t−m=5 t-m=5 \newline(C) m=t−5 m=t-5
  1. Identify Age Difference: Myra is 55 years younger than her sister Talat. To express Myra's age in terms of Talat's age, we need to subtract 55 years from Talat's age. This is because being younger by a certain number of years means having that number subtracted from the older person's age.
  2. Formulate Equation: The equation that represents Myra's age mm in terms of Talat's age tt is m=t−5m = t - 5. This equation takes Talat's age and subtracts 55 years to find Myra's age.
  3. Select Correct Option: Looking at the answer choices, we can see that option (C) m=t−5m = t - 5 matches our equation. Therefore, Myra should choose option (C) to correctly represent her age in terms of Talat's age.

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