Lacey decides to take her five year old son to the history museum. The price for the child's ticket is 2.75 dollars less than the price for the adult's ticket. If you represent the price for the child's ticket using the variable "x", how would you write the algebraic expression for the adult's ticket price?

2.75x

x/2.75

x^2.75

x + 2.75

Question

Lacey decides to take her five year old son to the history museum. The price for the child's ticket is 2.75 dollars less than the price for the adult's ticket. If you represent the price for the child's ticket using the variable "x", how would you write the algebraic expression for the adult's ticket price?

 2.75x

 x/2.75

 x^2.75

 x + 2.75

anonymous · Answer

i would say x + 2.75

anonymous · Answer

Use the distributive property to simplify the expression below:
1/4 (g − 12)

1/4  g − 3

1/4  g − 12

1/4  g − 4

1/4  g + 3

anonymous · Answer

HINT: the price for the child's ticket is 2.75 dollars less than the price for adult ticket. If we use x for the child's ticket then the adult's ticket price will be expressed as A(x) = x + 2.75 
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