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) my choice is b @swamijatin2 @perl
o find your answer, you have to distribute, there is none other to able to distribute than d. I will find more complex information if this doesn't work.
N it's not asking for that
it's asking for the number of flashlights in each box, and it says "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."
flashlights per box = total number of flashlights / total number of boxes
Yes .
there are a total of x(x+3)(x+5) flashlights. there are a total of x boxes
what is x(x+3)(x+5)/x
OOow it would be c
Right?
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Yes, C would be correct. c:
so please don't answer my question if you don't know what I am asking, thanks and thanks tso do you know anyone else who can give an opinin?
well Perl kinda already did. He told you to do: \(\sf\Large\frac{ x(x+3)(x+5)}{x }=(x+3)(x+5)\)
Ok I was confused about that for a second but now i see it better
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