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'After giving away 6 marigold garlands, a flower seller was left with 14.' Taking g as the number of garlands he started with, which equation matches?

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  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D

Step-by-Step Solution

He began with g, gave away 6, and 14 remained: g − 6 = 14. The trap 6 − g = 14 reverses the subtraction, as if the 6 were the starting stock rather than the amount removed.
Answer: A)

Key idea: Evaluating an expression

To evaluate an expression, **substitute** a value for the variable and compute. If , then becomes . The same expression with gives . Practise substituting — it is the bridge between an algebraic expression and a real number.

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