Answer: 256
Step-by-step explanation:
12/21, just multiply across and you’re done :)
If $26 represents the cost of the 5 used CDs, than your formula would be "26+4x" ,x being the amount of extra CDs you purchase.
The number CDs minus 5 is our x value, because the first 5 are the used CDs bundled into the $26 group.
26+4(6-5)
26+4(1)
26+4
30
6 CDs would cost $30
I believe A. would be the answer
SORRY IF WRONG
Total number of hours she schduled to play the game = 3
hours.
Let us convert mixed fraction into improper fraction

Duration of each round =
.
In order to find the number of rounds Nicole can play, we need to divide total number of hours by duration of each round.
÷ 
Converting division sign into multiplication flips the second fraction.

Crossing out 12 by 4, we get 3 on the top of second fraction.


Because problem is about number of rounds.
So, total number of round would be 5.