Question

The teacher bought new crayons for her class. She bought 7 packs of 9 crayons. She already has 17 crayons in her classroom. She wants to divide the crayons evenly between her 10 students. Write an equation using (c) as the variable and show your work to determine how many crayons each student will receive.

Answer 1

First we start by doing \[7 \times 9 = ?\]

what does that equal?

Answer 2

63

Answer 3

correct, now we do \[63 + 17 = ?\]
What does that equal?

Answer 4

@serviceagent1

Answer 5

80

Answer 6

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @carmelle
correct, now we divide it by 10

so..\[80\div10=c\]
\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{End of Quote}}\)

Answer 7

8

Answer 8

correct, so each student gets 8 crayons

the final equation would be \[\frac{ (7\times9) + 17 }{ 10 } = c\]

Answer 9

okt hank u

Answer 10

np