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Slav-nsk [51]
1 year ago
7

One afternoon, Dillon and 3 friends visit the zoo. They split the cost of parking the car evenly. Then each person buys a ticket

to enter the zoo. By the end of the afternoon, each person has also purchased 2 bottles of water.
• Let p represent the parking cost.
• Let t represent the ticket cost.
• Let w represent the cost of a bottle of water.
Use the dropdowns to complete the statements.



(A) One way to express the total cost is to find the cost per person for a ticket and water. Then multiply this expression by
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and add
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.


(B) The expression for total cost described in part A is
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+
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.


(C) Another way to express the total cost is to add the cost of
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tickets plus the cost of
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bottles of water plus
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.
Mathematics
2 answers:
Pani-rosa [81]1 year ago
8 0
It should be a if I did everything right
statuscvo [17]1 year ago
6 0

Answer:

A. 3 then add p

B. 3(t+2w) + p

C. 3, 6, p

explanation:

(A) One way to express the total cost is to find the cost per person for a ticket and water. Then multiply this expression by

3

and add

p

(B) The expression for total cost described in part A is

3(t+2w)

+

p

(C) Another way to express the total cost is to add the cost of

3

tickets plus the cost of

6

bottles of water plus

p

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