Dona found that she had 7 almonds left over after filling a number of bags with 25 almonds each. She let b represent the number of bags and wrote an expression to represent the total number of almonds. She found that b = 20 and then substituted to find the total number of almonds. Which statements should be part of Dona’s solution? Check all that apply.

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