Ami purchases 27 T-shirts for a certain amount of money. Using m for the total amount of money in dollars that Ami spent on T-sh
irts, write an expression that represents how much one T-shirt costs
2 answers:
Let T=Num of T-shirts 27
Let M=Total amount of money spent for 27 T-shirts.
Let X=Cost of 1 T-shirt
M(Total cost)/T(#of T-shirts) = X (Cost of one shirt)
your expression would be-
27/m
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0.2x+(-0.9)+1.7==9.6
0.2x+0.8=9.6
Subtract 0.8 from both sides
0.2x+0.8-0.8=9.6-0.8
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