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Cheryl scored 7 points on free throws and the rest of her points on 2-point goals. If g represents the number of 2-point goals s

he made, which expression represents the total number of points Cheryl made?
A.
2g + 7

B.
2 + g + 7

C.
2(g + 7)

D.
7g + 2

1 answer:

MakcuM [25]2 years ago

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A. Because you have the number of free throw goals,7, so you need how many 2-point goals she made which is expressed as 2g. So the full equation is 2g+7. Hope this helps

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