To determine which expression is equivalent to \( 2.2 - (-2.5) \), let's simplify the expression.
Starting with \( 2.2 - (-2.5) \):
- The double negative can be rewritten as addition: \[ 2.2 - (-2.5) = 2.2 + 2.5 \]
Now, we can see which option matches this result:
- A: \( 2.2 - (-2.5) \) (This matches our simplified expression).
- B: \( 2.2 + 2.5 \) (This is also our simplified expression).
- C: \( 2.2 + (-2.5) \) (This does not match; it equals \( 2.2 - 2.5 \)).
- D: \( 2.5 - 2.2 \) (This does not match and equals \( 0.3 \)).
The expressions equivalent to \( 2.2 - (-2.5) \) are options A and B.
So the correct answer is A and B.
For clarity, if only one option needs to be selected as equivalent, then B \( (2.2 + 2.5) \) is the most straightforward expression in addition form.