Answer with explanation:
→For, x correct answer number of points scored = y
For ,1 correct answer number of points scored
→The statement about the problem is
On his first geography test, Enrique answered 3 questions correctly. On his second test, Enrique answered 7 questions correctly.
Writing the statement in terms of equation
In First test
For, three correct answer number of points scored ,
As, it is given that number of correct answers is 3, and number of question is x, so total number of incorrect answer will be = x-3,
For, incorrect answer points scored will be =0
In Second test
For, seven correct answer number of points scored ,
As, it is given that number of correct answers is 7, and number of question is x, so total number of incorrect answer will be = x-7,
For, incorrect answer points scored will be =0
So, transforming the statement in terms of equation
Total number of points
