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4 years ago

Anna baked

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Hitman42 [59]4 years ago

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Answer:

expression for cookies Anna have 3c- 8

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

Number of cookie batches Anna baked = 2

Number of cookies in each batch = c

Number of cookies Anna ate = 8

To Find:

An expression representing the number of cookies left with Anna

Solution:

Let the expression representing the number of cookies left with Anna be y

First let us find the total number of cookies Anna baked

She baked 3 batches of cookies and each batch had c cookies in it

So,

Total number of cookies Anna baked = number batches X Number of cookies in each batch

=> $3 \times c$

=> 3c

Now Anna ate 8 from 3c cookies, so she will be left with

=>3c-8 cookies

So , y = 3c- 8

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