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bagirrra123 [75]
2 years ago
13

Tashia paid two months rent and a $500 security deposit when she signed her lease. In total, she paid $2,400.

Mathematics
1 answer:
fiasKO [112]2 years ago
5 0

The equation that represents the scenario is  2x + 500 = 2400

The cost of one month rent is $950

She paid two months rent and a $500 security deposit when she signed for a lease. In total she paid $2400.

let

the cost of a month rent = x

Therefore,

<h3>Total cost Equation</h3>
  • 2x + 500 = 2400

The cost of the one month rent can be calculated as follows:

  • 2x + 500 = 2400
  • 2x = 2400 - 500
  • 2x = 1900
  • x = 1900 / 2
  • x = $950

Therefore, the equation that represent the scenario and cost of one month rent are as follows;

  • 2x + 500 = 2400
  • cost of one month rent = $950

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