After distributing 65 candies to her classmates, Rehana still has 35 candies left with her. How many candies did she bring for distribution?

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Solution

The correct option is C 100
Let the number of candies Rehana bought for distribution = $n$ .
Now As per the question:
$n - 65 = 35$
Adding 65 on both sides of the equation, we get :
$n - 65 + 65 = 35 + 65$
Hence $n = 35 + 65 = 100$
Rehana had brought 100 candies for distribution.

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After distributing 65 candies to her classmates, Rehana still has 35 candies left with her. How many candies did she bring for distribution?

The correct option is C 100Let the number of candies Rehana bought for distribution = n. Now As per the question: n−65=35 Adding 65 on both sides of the equation, we get : n−65+65=35+65 Hence n=35+65=100 Rehana had brought 100 candies for distribution.

The correct option is C 100
Let the number of candies Rehana bought for distribution = $n$ .
Now As per the question:
$n - 65 = 35$
Adding 65 on both sides of the equation, we get :
$n - 65 + 65 = 35 + 65$
Hence $n = 35 + 65 = 100$
Rehana had brought 100 candies for distribution.