The expression that can be used to represent the total price is 3(p - $0.75) + 5(p - $1).
The expression that can be used to determine the total amount spent in store A is:
- number of stickers bought x ( price of the item - discount)
- number of stickers bought = 5
- price of the stickers = p
- discount = $1
5(p - $1)
The expression that can be used to determine the total amount spent in store B is:
- number of stickers bought x ( price of the item - discount)
- number of stickers bought = 3
- price of the stickers = p
- discount = $0.75
3(p - $0.75)
Total price = 3(p - $0.75) + 5(p - $1)
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Haracio has 32 stamps. Jenna has 27 stamps. Gary has 16. You can solve this using matrices.
The cost of 1 battery is 0.43
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the cost of 1 battery be x
We are given that the torch costs 11 times as much as the battery
Cost of torch = 11x
Total cost of 1 battery and torch = 11x+x=12x
Tim pays $10
He receives change of $4.84
Total cost of 1 torch and battery = 10 - 4.84 =$5.16
So,


Hence the cost of 1 battery is 0.43
Just plug in an easy number for "x" and solve. Then see if the second problem is really greater that the first