Brice has twice as many stamps in his collection as his friends Anthony and Paul combined. Paul has 32 stamps in his collection. Brice has 96 stamps in his collection. How many stamps does Anthony have in his collection?
The equation $2(x+32)=96$ models this situation. Which choice shows the sequence of operations needed to solve this problem, using both arithmetic and algebra?
A
Arithmetic:Algebra:
\begin{tabular}[t]{l}
- Divide by 2.
- Subtract 32.
& $\begin{array}{c}
2(x+32)=96 \\
\frac{2(x+32)}{2}=\frac{96}{2} \\
(x+32)=48 \\
x+32-32=48-32 \\
x=16
\end{array}$ \\
\hline
\end{tabular}
B
Arithmetic:Algebra:
- Subtract 32.$\begin{array}{l}
2(x+32)=96
\frac{2(x+32)}{2}=\frac{96}{2}
\end{array}$
- Divide by 2.$\begin{array}{c}
(x+32)=48
x+32-32=48-32
x=16
\end{array}$
The equation $2(x+32)=96$ models this situation. Which choice shows the sequence of operations needed to solve this problem, using both arithmetic and algebra?
A
Arithmetic: | Algebra: |
\begin{tabular}[t]{l} - Divide by 2. | |
- Subtract 32. |
B
Arithmetic: | Algebra: |
- Subtract 32. | $\begin{array}{l} 2(x+32)=96 |
\frac{2(x+32)}{2}=\frac{96}{2} \end{array}$ | |
- Divide by 2. | $\begin{array}{c} (x+32)=48 |
x+32-32=48-32 | |
x=16 \end{array}$ | |