Austin is baking apple pies and apple cakes. Each pie takes three times the number of apples as each cake. He plans to make 2 pi

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Austin is baking apple pies and apple cakes. Each pie takes three times the number of apples as each cake. He plans to make 2 pi

es and 4 cakes. He wrote down the expression 2(3x) + 4(x) to model his baking plans. What does this entire expression represent

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Jet001 [13] · Answer 1 · 2022-05-13T01:59:17+03:00

This entire expression gives the total number of apples required to make 2 pies and 4 cakes.

x is the number of apples for a cake. 3x would be the number of apples it takes to make a pie. 2(3x) would be the apples for 2 pies and 4(x) would be the number of apples for 4 cakes.