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Knowing the first day Anna and Tamara stop for sightseeing and lost 2 hours of travel time and the second day, they gain 1 hour

because they did not stop for lunch, write an algebraic expression that represents how many hours Anna and Tamara traveled the first two days. Let x be the number of hours driven.

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ratelena [41]2 years ago

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The algebraic expression that represents the number of hours Anna and Tamara traveled the first two days is (2x - 1) hours.

<h3>How to write Algebraic Word Problems?</h3>

We are told that;

On the first day, Anna and Tamara stop for sightseeing and lost 2 hours of travel time.

On the second day, they did not stop for lunch and gained 1 hour.

Now, we are told that x is the number of hours driven per day. Thus, for two days, number of hours driven is expressed as 2x.

Now, since they lost 2 hours on the first day, then total hours travelled is;

2x - 2 hours

On the second day, they gained 1 hour. Thus;

Final total number of hours traveled = 2x - 2 + 1

Final total number of hours traveled = (2x - 1) hours

Thus, we can conclude that the algebraic expression that represents how many hours Anna and Tamara traveled the first two days is (2x - 1) hours.

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