The sentence that represents the expression is:
d. two more than three times the difference between eight and a number n.
The expression is:
3(8 - n) + 2
First, we have a sum between 3(8 - n) and 2, which is two more than 3(8 - n).
3(8 - n) is three times (8 - n). 8 - n is the difference of eight and a number n, hence, 3(8 - n) is three times he difference of eight and a number n, which means that option D is correct.
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She will be making 168 greeting cards.
In math, to multiply means to add equal groups. When we multiply, the number of things in the group increases.
Given is that Karen is making 14 different kinds of greeting cards. She is making 12 of each Kind.
The total number of greeting cards she is making are -
14 x 12
168
Therefore, she will be making 168 greeting cards.
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museum. Admissions to the Liberty Science Center is 1.5 times that of the Museum of Natural History and a
lunch card is $3. If the total cost is the same at both Museums, write an equation to determine t the ticket
price to the Museum of Natural History.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Ms. F......22 kids, $2 for parking, 't' for history ticket
Ms. M.....24 kids, $3 for lunch, 1.5 times 't' for science ticket
(I'm unsure if Ms. M's kids have to pay for parking, I'll add that at the end)
So, Ms. F...... 22 kids times $2 parking plus 22 kids times t for tickets...
22(2)+22t=?????
The last sentence tells us what it equals.
Ms. M.....24 kids times $3 for lunch plus 24 kids times 1.5t for museum...
24(3)+24(1.5t)=?????
(If Ms. M's kids have to pay parking...add 24 time $2 for parking.....use this equation, If they don't pay parking use the equation above for her kids)
24(3)+24(1.5t)+24(2)=
Can you get the answer from here?
16/24
in simplest form
A.
There are 253 students attending a ball game in a nearby city. Eight buses that are filled will be transporting students. The other students will be traveling by car. How many students will be arriving by car?
B.
There are 253 students attending a ball game in a nearby city. Eight students will be traveling to the game by car. Five buses that are filled will be transporting the other students. How many students are in each bus?
C.
There are 253 students attending a ball game in a nearby city. Five students will be traveling to the game by car. Eight buses that are filled will be transporting the other students. How many students arrive by bus?
D.
There are 253 students attending a ball game in a nearby city. Five students will be traveling to the game by car. Eight buses that are filled will be transporting the other students. How many students are in each bus?
Answer:
B.
Step-by-step explanation:
There are 253 students attending a ball game in a nearby city. Eight students will be traveling to the game by car. Five buses that are filled will be transporting the other students. How many students are on each bus?