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RideAnS [48]
4 years ago
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Andrew and Ryan spend a total of $44 at a state fair. There is an entrance fee of x dollars per person, and each ride costs $3.5

0. If they went on the same number of rides, which equation correctly represents this relationship, where n is the number of rides? Choose all that apply.
A. x + 7n = 44

B. 2(x + n) = 44

C. 2(x + 3.5n) = 44

D. x + 3.50n = 44

E. 2x + 7n = 44

F. 2x + 3.50n = 44

Mathematics
2 answers:
olya-2409 [2.1K]4 years ago
6 0
N represent the number of rides each of them took

entrance fee for both of them = 2x
Total cost of rides = 2n x 3.50 = 7n

The total cost is 44
2x + 7n = 44 (Answer E)

2x + 7n = 44
2(x + 3.5n) = 44 (Answer C)


Artyom0805 [142]4 years ago
4 0

Answer:

C. 2(x + 3.5n) = 44

E. 2x + 7n = 44

Step-by-step explanation:

Hi, to answer this question we have to write an equation that represents the situation:

So, the total money spent by the 2 friends is $44. That cost is equal to the price of the entrance fee (x) multiplied by 2 (since they are 2), plus the cost of each ride (3.50) multiplied by the number of rides (n) and also by 2 (since they are 2)

Mathematically speaking:

2(x + 3.5n) = 44

So, the correct options are  

C. 2(x + 3.5n) = 44

E. 2x + 7n = 44 (is equivalent, obtained if we apply distributive property to option C.)

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