Albert and Bryn are buying candy at the corner store. Albert buys 5 bags and 3 individual pieces; Bryn buys 3 bags and then eats 2 pieces of candy from one of
the bags. Each bag has the same number of pieces of candy.
After Bryn eats the 2 pieces, she has exactly half the number of pieces of candy
as Albert. How many pieces of candy are in each bag?
Pick the equation that could be used to solve the problem above. Use the variable
b to represent the number of pieces of candy in one bag.​