There's no equation to solve, until you tell us
what that expression is equal to.
Based on the shipping rate and the price of the t-shirts, it can be concluded Sam ordered a total of 6 t-shirts.
<h3>What equation represents Sam's situation?</h3>
5.99 + x12.50 = 80.99
x represents the number of t-shirts she bough, which is the focus of the equation.
Let's solve it:
- 5.99 + x12.50 = 80.99
- x12.50 = 80.99 - 5.99
- x12.50 = 75
- x = 75 / 12.50
- x = 6
<h3>How many t-shirts did Sam order?</h3>
Sam ordered 6 t-shirts.
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The first thing he has to do is take that "minus" sign through the parentheses containing the second polynomial. Some students find it helpful to put a " 1 " in front of the parentheses, to help them keep track of the minus sign. Here's what the subtraction looks like, when working horizontally.
Answer:
subtract first term from second term
c.d=T2_T1
c.d= -13-(-6)
c.d= -13+6
c.d= -7
20000000+400000+80000+4000+100+60+3
