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A park has 155 units of milk for cats to drink. If cats drink 120 units of milk, then the equation representing the units of remaining milk is .

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155 - 120 = 35

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135 - 120 = 15

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120 - 155 = 35

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Solution

The correct option is A 155 - 120 = 35
Total milk in the park for cats to drink is 155 units.
The cats drink 120 units of milk.

Remaining milk can be calculated by subtracting 120 from 155.

155 - 120

Hence, 155 - 120 = 35

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