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1. Rewrite each expression by combining like terms. 8 p q − 3 p q and 2 m − 3 m + 4
2. A carnival costs $10.50 to enter plus an additional $3.50 per ticket for rides and food.

Write an algebraic expression to represent the total cost for a visit to the carnival. Let n represent the number of tickets purchased.
​​What is the total cost to visit the fair if you purchase 20 tickets? Explain your reasoning.
3. Which expression is equivalent to 8−4(x−6)/4?
A. x+32
B. −x+8
C.−4x−8
D. x−7/2

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User Azelix
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Answer:

1. Expression can be rewritten as
5pq and
-m+4

2. The expression for total cost for a visit =
\$10.50+ \$3.2n and the Total Cost to visit the fair for 20 tickets is
\$80.50

3. B.
-x+8

Explanation:

1. Solving for first Question

Given expression are
8pq-3pq and
2m-3m+4

Solving equation we get,


8pq-3pq=5pq\\2m-3m+4=-m+4

Expression can be rewritten as
5pq and
-m+4

2. Solving for 2 Question

Given

Fixed cost of carnival =
\$ 10.50

Additional Cost per ticket for food and ride =
\$ 3.50


n represents number of tickets.

Total cost to visit carnival = Fixed cost of carnival + Additional Cost per ticket for food and ride
* Number of tickets =
\$ 10.50+\$ 3.50n

algebraic expression to represent the total cost for a visit to the carnival =
\$ 10.50+\$ 3.50n

Now Number of tickets sold n = 20

Total cost to visit carnival=
\$ 10.50+\$ 3.50n= \$ 10.50+\$ 3.50*20= \$ 10.50+\$ 70 =\$ 80.50

Total Cost to visit the fair for 20 tickets is
\$80.50

3. Solving for 3 question.

Given :


(8-4(x-6))/(4)

Solving Above equation we get:


(8-4(x-6))/(4)= (4(2-x+6))/(4)=-x+8

Hence the answer is B.
-x+8

User Randomblue
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