Question

Which equation represents the problem?
Seth can spend $27 on lunch each week. He needs to buy lunch 5 days a week. How much can he spend each day of the week on lunch?

A. 27-1=5
B. 27+1=5
C. 5÷1=27
D. 5×l=27

Answer 1

Well he can buy 1 everyday so what do you think the answer is from that?

Answer 2

It would most likely be A, I think.

Answer 3

Here's an example problem:

If Jess has $60 to go shopping, and she wants to spend an equal amount of money at 3 different stores, how much can she spend at each store?

$60 (amount of money) \(\div\) 3 (number of stores) = $20 (amount Jess can spend at each store)

Answer 4

So Would This Be C Or A?

Answer 5

On option D, is that a 1 or l?

Answer 6

A l

Answer 7

They Are All Supposed To Be L's I Read It Wrong Sorry.

Answer 8

Okay, it would actually be option D, because if you multiply 5 * l (which I'm assuming is the amount spent on lunch each day), that should be 5 days, times the price of 1 lunch, which equals 27

Answer 9

If that makes sense...

Answer 10

Ok Tysm

Answer 11

No problem ^_^