Question

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My little sister needs help with this question. . .

Choose the equation that is based on the description “nine more than twelve times a number equals one.”

$\bold{A.~9x~+~12~=1}$

$\bold{B.~9x~+~1~=12}$

$\bold{C.~12x~+~1~=9}$

$\bold{D.~12x~+9~=1}$

But- I think for the answer for her will be is :

B. Just saying in my opinion.

Please make an explanation to this. . .

Or, maybe you can show proof how you got the answer ?

$\textbf{Thanks}$~

Answer 1

Answer:

12x+9=1

Step-by-step explanation:

9 more than  comes after

12 times a number

12x

9 more than

12x+9

equals 1

12x+9=1

Answer 2

Answer:

Answer- D

Step-by-step explanation:

It says' nine more than' so that means a +9 is there. It says '12 times' so multiply by 12.

Taking x.

12 multiplied by x and then if we add 9 our answer is 1

so 12x+9=1

Whenever there is equal to something it means it's =something. As u said it might be B, B is wrong cuz it says equal to one and not equal to 12.

Hope it helps!