Five friends each spent the same amount of money, x, on school supplies. They expected to spend a total of $130, but the actual amount spent differed from the expected amount by $15.
Which equation represents the situation? What are the possible amounts that each friend spent?
O
13 - 130 = 15
The amount that each friend spent is $115 or $145.
O
151 - 130 = 15
The amount that each friend spent is $23 or $29.
O
151 + 15 = 130
The amount that each friend spent is $31 or $38.
O
(15.3 – 1300 = 5
The amount that each friend spent is $8 or $9.

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