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Mrs. Nelson asked students in her class to translate the statement “Remy lost some of the $14 his mom gave him” into an algebraic expression. Four students’ solutions are shown below. Alice: 14 minus x He had $14, then he lost (subtraction) an unknown amount (x). Bobby: x minus 14 He had an unknown amount of money (x) and he lost (subtraction) $14. Camila: 14 greater-than x He had $14 more than (>) the unknown amount (x) he lost. Daniel: 14 less-than x He had $14 less than (<) the unknown amount (x) he lost. Which student’s solution is correct? Alice

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