Hello Anonymous,
To 'match each equation with its solution", you would need to solve each equation. First, write each term as an equation. So here we go:
1st equation: g/3 + 4 = 2
Subtract 4.
g/3 = -2
Divide by 3.
g = -6, so the first term would match to B.
2nd equation: 11 - u = -7
Subtract 11.
-u = -18
Divide by -1.
u = 18, so the second term matches to C.
3rd equation: y/2 - 7 = -13
Add 7.
y/2 = -6
Multiply by 2.
y = -12, so the third term matches D.
Now you can use the process of elimination to find that the fourth term matches A, but you can also work it out:
4th equation: 2n - 5 = 1
Add 5.
2n = 6
Divide by 2.
n = 3