MathBE Common CoreSeventh gradeR.20 Identify equivalent linear expressions: word problems KWH<.Mariana is hosting a movie marathon over the weekend. There will be p people at the partyaltogether. Mariana estimates she'll need one bag of cheese popcorn and one pack of gummyworms per person. A bag of cheese popcorn costs $2.50, and a pack of gummy worms costs$1.50.Pick all the expressions that represent how much money Mariana will spend on cheesepopcorn and gummy worms.2.50(p + 1) + 1.50(p + 1)2.50p + 1.50p4.00pp(2.50 + 1.50)Submit

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Mariana is hosting a movie marathon over the weekend. There will be p people at the party altogether. Mariana estimates she'll need one bag of cheese popcorn and one pack of gumm worms per person. A bag of cheese popcorn costs $2.50, and a pack of gummy worms cost $1.50. Pick all the expressions that represent how much money Mariana will spend on cheese popcorn and gummy worms. 2.50(p + 1) + 1.50(p + 1) 2.50p + 1.50p 4.00p p(2.50 + 1.50) Submit

Mariana is hosting a movie marathon over the weekend. There will be p people at the party altogether. Mariana estimates she'll need one bag of cheese popcorn and one pack of gumm worms per person. A bag of cheese popcorn costs $2.50, and a pack of gummy worms cost $1.50. Pick all the expressions that represent how much money Mariana will spend on cheese popcorn and gummy worms. 2.50(p + 1) + 1.50(p + 1) 2.50p + 1.50p 4.00p p(2.50 + 1.50) Submit

Algebra: Structure And Method, Book 1

(REV)00th Edition

ISBN:9780395977224

Author:Richard G. Brown, Mary P. Dolciani, Robert H. Sorgenfrey, William L. Cole

Publisher:Richard G. Brown, Mary P. Dolciani, Robert H. Sorgenfrey, William L. Cole

Chapter1: Introduction To Algebra

Section1.4: Translating Words Into Symbols

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