Janet scored 200 and 400 points in the first two rounds of a computer game. Michael scores 250 points in the first round. He wants to get the same total score as Janet. Which of these will help him find out how many points he needs to catch up? 250 - 200 = p (200 + 400) - 250 = p 400 - 250 = p 200 + 400 + 250 = p
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Janet scored 200 points in the first round and 400 points in the second round. \[ \text{Janet's total score} = 200 + 400 = 600 \] Show more…
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