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vredina [299]
3 years ago
13

A parent volunteer group is raising money by making custom hats to sell at school activities.they plan to sell the hats for $10.

each hat $4 to make and they spend $50 for advertising.
use n to represent the number of hats they sell. multiply this money by the money for each hat, then subtract that form the advertising cost.

which expression represents the money that the group raised
Mathematics
1 answer:
Hunter-Best [27]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

Money raised($)= 6n-50

Step-by-step explanation:

they plan to sell the hats for $10. each hat $4 to make and they spend $50 for advertising.

If their are no number of hats

Cost = 50+4n

Money gotten from the n number of hats= 10(n)

If they are to make profit, the money gotten from the sales of hats should be bigger than the total cost

Money raised = money from sales- cost

Money raised= 10n -4n-50

Money raised($)= 6n-50

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