The equation that models the students is a linear equation
The equation that models the number of students in each bus is 6x = 216, and the number of students in each bus is 36
<h3>How to determine the equation?</h3>
The given parameters are:
Students = 221
Van = 5
The rest students = 6 buses
Start by calculating the number of students remaining:
Remaining students = 221 - 5
Remaining students = 216
Represent the number of students in each bus with x.
So, we have:
6 buses * x = Remaining students
This gives
6x = 216
Divide both sides by 6
x = 36
Hence, the equation that models the number of students in each bus is 6x = 216, and the number of students in each bus is 36
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I am not sure if the “+” was supposed to go there or if that was just a typo, so I do apologize if this is wrong... but if it doesn’t belong in the equation at all, 20 = 2X is a fairly simply multiplication problem. You are to divide both sides by the 2 and you should get X = 10, because 2 goes into 20, 10 times; and the 2 goes into 2 only once, therefore the 2 now gets cancelled out.
Answer: 20 divided by 2 = 2x divided by 2 is now 10 = X.
Really hope this helps you, have a good day :)
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