Tommy has a pet monkey every day his monkey eats 4 apples in the morning. The monkey also eats two bananas for every banana that
Tommy eats. Write an equation to describe this situation where X is the number bananas Tommy eats and y is the total nuber of fruits the monkey eats
2 answers:
The equation could be set up for one day as:
y = 2x + 4
Or---
If you need a time variable for each day:
Let t = number of days
y = (2x + 4)t
The equation to describe this situation would be y=2x+4
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