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Dmitrij [34]
2 years ago
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Anita, Byron, Carlos, and Dominique buy a gift for their grandmother. They split the cost equally and each pay $14. 62. Which eq

uation represents d, the cost of the gift in dollars? 14. 62 = d minus 4 14. 62 = d divided by 4 14. 62 minus 4 = d 14. 62 divided by 4 = d.
Mathematics
1 answer:
pishuonlain [190]2 years ago
5 0

The equation represents d, the cost of the gift in dollars is d =  4 × 14.62.

Given

Anita, Byron, Carlos, and Dominique buy a gift for their grandmother.

They split the cost equally and each pays $14.62.

<h3>How to determine the total amount of gifts?</h3>

To find the total cost multiply the total number of friends and the amount paid by each friend.

Total number of friends = 4

Let d, the cost of the gift in dollars.

Then,

The total amount = Total number of friends × Amount paid by each friend

The total amount = 4 × 14.62

d =  4 × 14.62

Hence, the equation represents d, the cost of the gift in dollars is d =  4 × 14.62.

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