Puzzle #1Emilio asked his aunt for $20to buy supplies for hislemonade stand. Once his standopened, he made $40 a day.Find the equationthat representsEmilio's profit (afterpaying back his aunt).3 what willEmilio's profit beafter 10 days ofbusiness, in dollars?Ⓒ2022 Scaffolded Math and ScienceA:answer choicesB:C:40x+20 245D:y-20x+402 What will Emilio'sprofit be after 5 daysof business, in dollars?180G:430If Emilio's makes$45/day instead of$40, what will his totalprofit be after 10days of business?E:215F:H:450I:380-40x-20Type the 4-letter code intothe answerbox. All CAPS,no spaces.BARIA

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Puzzle #1 Emilio asked his aunt for $20 to buy supplies for his lemonade stand. Once his stand opened, he made $40 a day. 3 What will Emilio's profit be after 10 days of business, in dollars? 1 Find the equation that represents Emilio's profit (after 2 What will Emilio's profit be after 5 days paying back his aunt). of business, in dollars? Ⓒ2022 Scaffolded Math and Science A: answer choices C: B: 180 y=40x+20 If Emilio's makes $45/day instead of $40, what will his total profit be after 10 days of business? D: E: y=20x+40 215 H: 430 380 y=40x-20 G: I: 245 F: 00 450 Type the 4- letter code into the answer box. All CAPS, no spaces. 20 10

Puzzle #1 Emilio asked his aunt for $20 to buy supplies for his lemonade stand. Once his stand opened, he made $40 a day. 3 What will Emilio's profit be after 10 days of business, in dollars? 1 Find the equation that represents Emilio's profit (after 2 What will Emilio's profit be after 5 days paying back his aunt). of business, in dollars? Ⓒ2022 Scaffolded Math and Science A: answer choices C: B: 180 y=40x+20 If Emilio's makes $45/day instead of $40, what will his total profit be after 10 days of business? D: E: y=20x+40 215 H: 430 380 y=40x-20 G: I: 245 F: 00 450 Type the 4- letter code into the answer box. All CAPS, no spaces. 20 10

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

Chapter3: Solving Equation And Problems

Section3.1: Transforming Equations: Addition And Subtraction

Problem 18P

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