A number increased by nine (n + 9) is the same as nine increased by a number (9 + n), the correct option is C.
<h3>What is the pharse in mathematics?</h3>
A mathematical phrase is a set of words or a combination of words and numbers that can be written as a mathematical expression.
Given
Jillian was asked to translate the expression 9 + n into words.
She wrote "a number increased by nine.
The expresion can be written into the two formate which is;
(n+9) and (9+n)
Hence, a number increased by nine (n + 9) is the same as nine increased by a number (9 + n), the correct option is C.
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The previous question I answered was exactly like this.
6(4) - 2(6) = 12.
K = 4.
No because each time it goes up by (1) and in the last one it goes up (2 times) and then decreases (4 times) on the right.
Answer:
She has 15 dollar.
Explanation
If every meter costs 2 dollars, then 5 meter would cost 10 dollars and 7 meter would cost 14 dollar. Now we take a number when subtracted from 10, we get 5 dollar and when the same number subtracted from 14 we get 1 dollar left. Now if we take 15 dollar, you'll see that when you subtract 10 from it you get 5 dollar and when you subtract 14 from it you get 1 dollar. Therefore 15 satisfies the given condition in the question.
$15 - $10 = $5
$15 - $14 = $1
Cost of goods = 1,500
Selling expense = 500
Total cost in selling = 1500 + 500 = 2000
Profit = Total Revenue - Total cost in selling = 3000 - 2000 = 1000
Profit = 1000
Hope this explains it.
