Which answer describes the calculations that could be used to solve this problem?

Thomas bought a case of 6 apple juice bottles and one 3-liter bottle of orange juice. Each apple juice bottle contains 2 liters of juice. How many liters of apple and orange juice did Thomas buy?

A.
Multiply 6 × 2. Then add 3 to the product.

B.
Multiply 6 × 3. Then add 2 to the product.

C.
Add 6 + 3. Then multiply the sum by 2.

D.
Add 6 + 2. Then multiply the sum by 3.

Question

Which answer describes the calculations that could be used to solve this problem? 

Thomas bought a case of 6 apple juice bottles and one 3-liter bottle of orange juice. Each apple juice bottle contains 2 liters of juice. How many liters of apple and orange juice did Thomas buy?
 
 A.
Multiply 6 × 2. Then add 3 to the product.
 
 B.
Multiply 6 × 3. Then add 2 to the product.
 
 C.
Add 6 + 3. Then multiply the sum by 2.
 
 D.
Add 6 + 2. Then multiply the sum by 3.

anonymous · Answer

how would you find out how many liters are in the apple juice all together?

anonymous · Answer

when you have that answer add the orange juice

anonymous · Answer

A

anonymous · Answer

yup