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Jack and Susan bought together 28 books. Susan bought 11 books. Which one of the...

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Jack and Susan bought together 28 books. Susan bought 11 books. Which one of the following equations represents the number of books bought by Jack? Let x be the number of books bought by Jack.x=28 - 11x=28 + 11x =11-28

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