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Gwar [14]
3 years ago
11

There are 9 cookies on each plate, and there are 12 cookies in the cookie jar. Complete the table to show the total number of co

okies, c, and the number of plates, p.
Function: c = 9p + 12.


P C
3 ?
4 ?
? 57
6 ?
Mathematics
1 answer:
kipiarov [429]3 years ago
8 0
P C
3 39
4 48
5 57
6 66

9(3)=27+12=39=c

9(4)=36+12=48=c

57=9p+12
-12 -12
45=9p
divide by 9 both sides 45/9=5=p

c=9(6)+12
c=54+12
c=66
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