Question

Clarice wrote this expression to describe the total amount of fair tickets she has in her pocket.



Which situation could be described by this expression?



A.
Clarice doesn't know how many tickets she used. She knows she had 12 tickets to start with.


B.
Clarice doesn't know how many tickets she used. She knows they each cost $12.


C.
Clarice knows she used 12 tickets. She doesn't know how many tickets she has left.


D.
Clarice knows she bought 12 tickets. She doesn't know how many tickets her sister gave her.

Answer 1

T + 12

Answer 2

B

Answer 3

Where does it say that each ticket cost $12?

Answer 4

it doesn't A

Answer 5

To be honest with you, I think 1) the question is poorly / ambiguously written, OR 2) the problem, as shared by you, leaves something out or was copied incorrectly.

I wouldn't spend much more time on this problem if I were you... You might benefit more from moving on to the next problem.

Answer 6

T + 12 is the expression that didn't copy that I wrote down

Answer 7

T would (probably) represent the number of tickets. 12 seems to represent the price of one ticket. Can't add these.

Answer 8

I would say D

Answer 9

C

Answer 10

@Mehek14

Answer 11

between A D

Answer 12

Read D carefully :-)

Answer 13

but it didn't say anything about her sisters involvement?

Answer 14

true, but that's the only answer :-/

Answer 15

I guess D makes more sense than the others
Thanks

Answer 16

thanks for asking