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lilavasa [31]
3 years ago
5

malia is at an amusement park she bought 14 tickets and each ride requires 2 tickets write an expression that gives a number of

tickets malia has left in terms of x the number of rides she has already gone on find atlas one other expression that is equvalent to it
Mathematics
1 answer:
seraphim [82]3 years ago
7 0
Ok, so she has 14 tickets and each ride cost 2 so that can be modeled with the following expression: x= 14-2y since she initially bought 14 tickets and 2 times the number of tickets she spends. To find the equivalent expression you could basically switch up the formula like so: 7*2-2y=x because you just need an equivalent expression, and you don't need to have such a different formula or anything like that. Hope I helped!
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