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Solving Linear Equations: Variables on Both Sides

Question 2 • AZ-Algebra 1A (MA101)

The linear equation that determines when the two populations were equal is .

Answer
A
–19.76x = –92.57x
B
227x = 1052x
C
–19.76x + 227 = –92.57x + 1052
D
–19.76x –1052 = –92.57x + 227

Explanation

To find when the populations were equal, set their two population expressions equal. The expressions are −19.76x + 227 and −92.57x + 1052, so the equation is −19.76x + 227 = −92.57x + 1052. This is choice C.

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