Question

Which is an everyday situation for the math expression with the context provided?
; sharing something equally

Answer 1

; sharing something equally

A.
The Perez family drove 500 miles each day of their vacation. If their vacation lasted for n days, then is the total number of miles they traveled on their vacation.

B.
The community theater had a capacity of 500 seats. If n is the number of tickets sold for a performance, then is number of seats that were left empty for that performance.

C.
Jody had 500 dollars in her savings account. She withdrew n dollars to buy some camping supplies. She then had dollars left in her savings account.

D.
A store had 500 apples to be placed in bags with an equal number of apples in each bag. If n is the number of bags to be used, then is the number of apples in each bag

Answer 2

500/n

Answer 3

A)=500*n

Answer 4

thank u

Answer 5

B)=500-n

Answer 6

c)=500-n

Answer 7

D)=500/n

Answer 8

D is right

Answer 9

oh thanks

Answer 10

u r welcome

Answer 11

before u leave can u help me on another 1?

Answer 12

Which is an everyday situation for the math expression with the context provided?

12 – t; comparing people's ages

A.
Holly is 12. Nick is t years older than Holly. Nick's age is represented by 12 – t.

B.
Holly's age is t. Nick is 12 years older than Holly. Nick's age is represented by 12 – t.

C.
Holly is 12. Nick is t years younger than Holly. Nick's age is represented by 12 – t.

D.
Holly's age is t. Nick is 12 years younger than Holly. Nick's age is represented by 12 – t.