SAT

Sherlyn Ayers

4 May, 02:34

Plato!

The following linear equation is written on the whiteboard in a classroom.

-75 + 31 = 70

Two students, Carson and Anthony, are solving different linear equations and comparing their solutions to the original equation on the

board.

Carson: - 145 + 62 = 140

Anthony: 5 + = 2

Select the correct comparison of the three equations.

Anthony's equation has the same solution, but Carson's equation has a different solution than the original.

Carson's equation has the same solution, but Anthony's equation has a different solution than the original.

Both Carson's and Anthony's equations have the same solution as the original.

Both Anthony's and Carson's equations have a different solution than the original.

Answer: both Carson's and Anthony's equations have the same solution as the original