Am I right?
Mike packed an equal number of flashlights in each of x gift boxes. The number of compartments in each gift box was 3 more than the number of boxes. The number of flashlights in each compartment of a box was 2 more than the number of compartments in each box. The expression below shows the total number of flashlights that Mike packed in all the boxes: x(x + 3)(x + 5) Which expression shows the number of flashlights in each box? x + 3 x + 5 (x + 3)(x + 5) x(x + 3)(x + 5)
I think its B.
I chose A previously, but it was incorrect.
I know this isn't an answer to your question, but if I help you can you help me? I've been asking for help for ages on one question.
I saw in an old question that someone chose B and got that one wrong so I'm confused >.<
I can try, though I can't guarantee I'll know it. :]
I think the last one but, not sure
Okay, so the number of compartments (c) is c = x + 3. The number of flashlights in each compartment (f) is f = c + 2
This means that the number of flashlights in each compartment is f = (x + 3) + 5
in x boxes you have, x(x+3)(x+5) in 1 box, you will have total amount / total boxes x(x+3)(x+5)/x = (x+3)(x+5)
So it is D?
So, let's say there were 3 boxes. This would mean x = 3. The number of compartments in each box would be 5, and the number of flashlights in each compartment would be 8.
Multiply 8 by the number of compartments in each box (5) and we get 40. Plug x = 3 into each equation, and see which one comes out to 40
wait...
No, the number of compartments in each box would be 6, which would mean the solution would be 48
I think the answer is C
Thanks ^-^
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