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andriy [413]
3 years ago
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On Monday you sent x number of text messages. On Tuesday you sent twice as many. On Wednesday you sent 12 more texts than you se

nt on Tuesday. On Thursday you sent half as many as you sent on Wednesday. Which expression represents the number of text messages you sent on Tuesday? Which expression represents the number of text messages you sent on Wednesday? Which expression represents the number of text messages you sent on Thursday?
Mathematics
2 answers:
kykrilka [37]3 years ago
5 0

Answer: Expression represents the number of text messages you sent on Tuesday = 2x

Expression represents the number of text messages you sent on Wednesday = 12+2x

Expression represents the number of text messages you sent on Thursday = x+6

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

Number of text messages sent on Monday = x

On Tuesday, Number of text messages sent  = 2 (Number of messages sent on Monday)

= 2 x

On Wednesday, Number of text messages sent  = 12+ (Number of messages sent on Tuesday)

= 12 +2x

On Thursday, Number of text messages sent  = \dfrac12(2x+12)

= x+6

Expression represents the number of text messages you sent on Tuesday = 2x

Expression represents the number of text messages you sent on Wednesday = 12+2x

Expression represents the number of text messages you sent on Thursday = x+6

Lana71 [14]3 years ago
4 0

On Monday you sent x number of text messages. On Tuesday you sent twice as many. On Wednesday you sent 12 more texts than you sent on Tuesday. On Thursday you sent half as many as you sent on Wednesday.

Which expression represents the number of text messages you sent on Tuesday?

✔ 2x

Which expression represents the number of text messages you sent on Wednesday?

✔ 2x + 12

Which expression represents the number of text messages you sent on Thursday?

✔ (2x+12)/2

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