If your teacher tells you to do questions 38 through 51 in your math book for homework, how many questions is that?
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The answer is C.
The question has already revealed the following data:
x = number of tickets.
y = number of t-shirts.
We can now find the total cost function.
The cost of 1 ticket is $ 25
and therefore the total cost for all of the tickets is $25 ×
the amount of tickets, mathematically $25 × x, hence 25x.
The cost of 1 shirt is $ 12
and therefore the total cost for all of the tickets is $12 ×
the amount of shirts, mathematically $12 × y, hence 12y.
When making the total cost function, don't forget to include the service fee of $4.
Now we can conclude that the total cost function is the following:
Maya only has $130 and therefore the total cost must be smaller than or equal to this amount of money. The answer is C.
The answer is C.
The question has already revealed the following data:
x = number of tickets.
y = number of t-shirts.
We can now find the total cost function.
The cost of 1 ticket is $ 25
and therefore the total cost for all of the tickets is $25 ×
the amount of tickets, mathematically $25 × x, hence 25x.
The cost of 1 shirt is $ 12
and therefore the total cost for all of the tickets is $12 ×
the amount of shirts, mathematically $12 × y, hence 12y.
When making the total cost function, don't forget to include the service fee of $4.
Now we can conclude that the total cost function is the following:
Maya only has $130 and therefore the total cost must be smaller than or equal to this amount of money. The answer is C.