If Christopher consumed 600 calories by drinking x number of sodas, which expression represents the number of calories in each soda? A) 600x B) 600 + x C) 600 x D) x 600
\[\large \sf s=Calories~per~soda\] \[\large \sf sx=600\] Get s alone
what do you think the correct answer is?
a?
am i right??
No, solve my equation above and you will get your answer
no that's not right @LegendarySadist gave you the equation see if you can solve it
ok how do i solve it divide?
Do you know how to get a variable alone?
no
Well you see that s and x are being multiplied together right?
yeah
So to get one of them over, you divide it on both sides. Try doing that to get the x over.
how do i do that when its x? and not a number
x is a representation of a number, so treat it like a number in this case.
ok
is it b?
How did you get to B? Can you show me your work?
im really lost how do we turn x into a number ?and what number is it?
We are not literally turning it into a number. x is a representation of a number, and it can be every number. Treat x like any number.
so 600/x =600x?
What?
how do i divide it?
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