Question

Which problem could be solved with the expression (4+2)\times4?(, 4, plus, 2, ), times, 4, question mark Choose 1 answer: Choose 1 answer: (Choice A) A Bobby sold 4 baseball cards on Monday. He then sold 2 more on Tuesday. He sold the same amount for 2 weeks. How many did he sell? (Choice B) B Danny ran 4 miles in the morning and 2 miles in the afternoon. He did this for 4 days. How many miles did he run? (Choice C) C Suzanne makes wooden dolls. She made 2 in the morning and 2 in the afternoon. She did this for 4 days. How many dolls did she make?

Answer 1

The problem of (Choice B) could be solved with the expression (4+2)\times4.

Explanation:

Given:

Which problem could be solved with the expression (4+2)\times4?

(Choice A) A Bobby sold 4 baseball cards on Monday. He then sold 2 more on Tuesday. He sold the same amount for 2 weeks. How many did he sell?

(Choice B) B Danny ran 4 miles in the morning and 2 miles in the afternoon. He did this for 4 days. How many miles did he run?

(Choice C) C Suzanne makes wooden dolls. She made 2 in the morning and 2 in the afternoon. She did this for 4 days. How many dolls did she make?

Now, to choose one answer:

The problem of (Choice B) could be solved with the expression (4+2)\times4.

(Choice B) Danny ran 4 miles in the morning and 2 miles in the afternoon. He did this for 4 days. How many miles did he run?

Danny ran 4 miles in the morning and 2 miles in the afternoon.

So, adding both the miles we get:

`4+2`

Now, he did this for 4 days.

Thus, multiplying by 4 we get:

`(4+2)* 4`

As, the other choices doesn't match the expression.

Therefore, the problem of (Choice B) could be solved with the expression (4+2)\times4.