Question

help

Answer 1

well what do you think we can eliminate?

Answer 2

10 dollars for EACH person is a key phrase there, so that is where we would need to include a variable if that helps

Answer 3

so since it says 10 dollars for EACH person, should the variable be next to the 10 or the 195?

Answer 4

next to 10

Answer 5

yes so that shows we can eliminate two of the choices that have x next to the 195, but what variable should we have next to the 10? x or c?

Answer 6

c

Answer 7

so first, why do you think it's c?

Answer 8

idk why i need explation

Answer 9

well it says x number of people so you would need to represent the number of people with x, and if we use c next to the 10 and x=, then it would be like saying 10 dollars for each cost, which doesn't make sense, but it needs to be 10 dollars for each PERSON, and x=number of people, so what do you think the answer is now

Answer 10

c

Answer 11

actually not c, because each person gets $10 and x=number of people, and c=total cost, so c would be like saying 10$ for each total cost

Answer 12

so there's only one other answer that would make sense

Answer 13

D

Answer 14

yes D would make the most sense here

Answer 15

k so what will i write down on how I got d as my answer

Answer 16

well just summarize the explanations I already typed in here into one explanation and also say it can't be A or B because if it's $10 for EACH person, there must be a variable next to the 10 which in this case is x

Answer 17

am go find someone else to help me explain more