Part 1: Write an expression for the following real-world situation.
If Mr. Jackson earns $1000 for every used car he sells and $2000 for every new car he sells, how much would he make if he sold "u" used cars and "n" new cars?

Part 2: Write a real-world situation of your own and a VARIABLE expression to go with it.

Question

Part 1: Write an expression for the following real-world situation.
If Mr. Jackson earns $1000 for every used car he sells and $2000 for every new car he sells, how much would he make if he sold "u" used cars and "n" new cars?

Part 2: Write a real-world situation of your own and a VARIABLE expression to go with it.

mathlegend · Answer

Well to come up with an expression. It would be simple it is 1000 for every single used car. So 1k*(2 used cars) = 2000 (is made money wise)

1000u = ?
2000n = ?

mathlegend · Answer

@Jiimy20110 understand?

mathlegend · Answer

Now you just use that and come up with your own situation and create a variable expression.

anonymous · Answer

how