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Mathematics, 21.08.2020 19:01 sum72

There are 4 more roses than daisies in the flower pot. There are 12 roses and daisies in the flower pot in all. How many daisies are there in the flower pot? Let d represent the number of daisies. Which equation represents this situation? A. 2(d+4)=12 B. 2d−4=12 C. 2d+4=12 D. d+4=12

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