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mylen [45]
3 years ago
9

A local clothing store sells t-shirts for $8 each, sweaters for $12 each, jeans for $15 each. Let x represent the number of t-sh

irts sold, y represents the number of sweaters sold, and z represent the number of jeans sold. Write an expression to represent the total amount of sales from t-shirts, sweaters, and jeans
Mathematics
1 answer:
Svetlanka [38]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

8x + 12y + 15z

Step-by-step explanation:

Given the sales rate of three items: 8$ for t-shirts, 12$ for sweaters, and 15$ for jeans. It also states that these rates are represented by the corresponding variables being x for t-shirts, y for sweaters, and z for jeans.

To complete the expression, just combine the rate with the corresponding variables. i.e <u>8</u>$ for t-shirts, and <u>x</u> for shirts = 8x, <u>12</u>$ for sweaters and <u>y</u> for sweaters = 12y, <u>15</u>$ for jeans, and <u>z</u> for jeans = 15z. Finally, sum them together.

<u>8x</u> + <u>12y</u> + <u>15z</u>

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