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Write an equation that represents the total cost for pop music bundles. Write another equations to represent the total cost for

rock music bundles. Identify the variables in the equations.

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Anestetic [448]3 years ago

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Answer:

Equation for the total cost for pop music bundles = $ 1200 x + 300

Where variable is the Cost.

Equation for the total cost for rock music bundles = $ 950 x + 250

Where variable is the Cost.

Step-by-step explanation:

P.S - The exact question is -

Given - The Music Express is going to buy music bundles from a

company that is going out of business. The company

charges different amounts for bundles of pop and rock

music:

Cost for each pop music bundle is $1200

Cost for each rock music bundle is $950

One - time fee for rights to the pop music is $300

One - time fee for rights to the rock music is $250.

To find - Write an equation that represents the total cost for pop

music bundles.

Write another equations to represent the total cost for rock

music bundles.

Identify the variables in the equations.

Proof -

Given that,

Cost for each pop music bundle is $1200.

Cost for each rock music bundle is $950.

One - time fee for rights to the pop music is $300.

One - time fee for rights to the rock music is $250.

Let the total music bundles buy = x

Now,

Given, Cost for 1 pop music bundle = $1200

⇒Cost for x pop music bundles = $ 1200 x

Also given,

One - time fee for rights to the pop music is $300.

∴ we get

Equation for the total cost for pop music bundles = $ 1200 x + 300

Where variable is the Cost.

Now,

Given, Cost for 1 rock music bundle = $950

⇒Cost for x pop music bundles = $ 950 x

Also given,

One - time fee for rights to the pop music is $250.

∴ we get

Equation for the total cost for rock music bundles = $ 950 x + 250

Where variable is the Cost.

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