Which equation represents the problem? Anna can spend a total of $48 on school supplies. She needs to buy school supplies for 9 months. How much can she spend each month on school supplies?
A. 9 . s = 48 B. 48 + s = 9 C. 9 ÷ s = 48 D. 48 – s = 9

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Which equation represents the problem?   Anna can spend a total of $48 on school supplies. She needs to buy school supplies for 9 months. How much can she spend each month on school supplies?
 A. 9 .  s = 48  B. 48 + s = 9 C. 9 ÷ s = 48 D. 48 – s = 9

563blackghost · Answer

She has a total of $48 and she needs to buy school supplies for 9 months... so how would we get the total she spent for each month?

563blackghost · Answer

Soooo we have a total of $48

$$= $48$$

Now we know how many months of school supplies she needs which is 9 months, but we dont know how much she will pay for each month so how would we write that equation?

563blackghost · Answer

I have one question... what is the sign for A all I see is a "."

563blackghost · Answer

@Rainbowdash12