Question

Carly will enter two baking competitions. The first competition requires her to make 2x + 4 cupcakes. The second competition requires her to make 3x + 2 cupcakes.


Complete the expression to represent the total number of cupcakes.

Answer 1

Only numbers allowed

Answer 2

You will need t just add the two expressions.

Answer 3

to*

Answer 4

Can you do that? @jenheaven

Answer 5

its 5x +6

Answer 6

no

Answer 7

2x + 4 + 3x + 2 = ?

Answer 8

oh yea

Answer 9

@dmart180
Please do not give direct answers as OpenStudy is against it.
http://openstudy.com/code-of-conduct

Answer 10

i can but thougt u had 2 times

Answer 11

ahhh who cares

Answer 12

it

Answer 13

And we try to teach others on OpenStudy and not give them the answer.
Otherwise how will they do it on a test?

Answer 14

So @jenheaven
2x + 4 + 3x + 2 = ?

Lets solve it by putting the like terms together. What are the like terms?

Answer 15

She didn't ask for an explanation.

Answer 16

But still.

Answer 17

Ok sorry. Let the rookie off the hook?

Answer 18

Lets ask anyone here

@sammixboo @shrutipande9 @Directrix @sleepyjess @pooja195

Answer 19

Sure thing @dmart180
I know that you are new here :)

Just don't do it next time :)

Answer 20

Got it.

Answer 21

oh so basically you have to take the 2 expressions and solve them and add together

Answer 22

it equals 11 i got tht before but i didnt think it was right

Answer 23

Do you have answer choices? i think 11 is right though :/

Answer 24

now i can do it myself bc i know wht 2 do thx everybody ^^

Answer 25

Np :)

Answer 26

hey could somebody check 2 see if this is right

Answer 27

i answered 10 _ 16 so

Answer 28

no 16 - 10

Answer 29

@dmart180

>>Ok sorry. Let the rookie off the hook?

If we let you off one hook, we will have to let you off several hooks.
But, you are a rookie.

http://openstudy.com/users/dmart180

Answer 30

@dmart180 you've been let off the hook many times but your new so we let you off :P (again)

Answer 31

@jenheaven

What did you get for Jon's sum and what did you get for Carlos' sum?

Answer 32

hmm well how may other mistakes have i made??

Answer 33

lol I was only aware of this one.

Answer 34

lets keep that out of here the askers question needs to be answered :) pm me if you would like to know

Answer 35

@directrix i got 16 for carlos & 10 for jon

Answer 36

So im right 0.0

Answer 37

You have to subtract Carlos sum from Jon's sum...

Answer 38

Not add them

Answer 39

oh

Answer 40

i got 6

Answer 41

um hello anyone here 0.o

Answer 42

>>> i got 16 for carlos & 10 for jon

What happend to the p terms? 5p + 2 is not 7p.

Those sums are not correct. @jenheaven

Answer 43

hey bk computer crash

Answer 44

@Directrix

Answer 45

i got an answer 5x + 6