Question

A teacher bought markers at a cost of $3 per set. The teacher had a $2-off coupon to use toward the total cost of the markers bought

Answer 1

Answer: A

Step-by-step explanation:

if we look at the chart for A,

in the first row...

we see that the teacher brought 3 sets of markers.

If 1 set is $3, then 3 sets is $9 (<-- 3*3).

Now we know that the teacher has a $2-off coupon, so 9 - 2 = $7

we will repeat this with 12 sets

in the third row...

If 1 set is $3, then 12 sets is $36 (<--12*3)

We will use now the teacher's $2-off coupon, so 36 - 2 = $34

these values are correctly shown on chart A, therefore the correct answer is

A.