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Each year, the junior class at East High School sells discount cards as a fundraiser. Each $20 discount card is valid for a year
and provides discounts at many area businesses.
This year's juniors are analyzing the revenue, or earnings, from past years and this year. If n represents the number of cards
that students sold last year, match each algebraic expression to what it represents.
Drag the tiles to the correct boxes. Not all tiles will be used.
Tiles
20n
n + 200
20n + 200
20(n + 200)
200n
Pairs
revenue from last year
number of cards sold this year if students sell 200 more cards than last year
revenue this year if students sell 200 more cards than last year

Respuesta :

Answer: revenue from last year 20n

number of cards sold this year if students sell 200 more cards than last year n + 200

revenue this year if student sell 200 more cards than last year 20(n + 200)

Step-by-step explanation:

An expression is defined as a set of numbers, variables, and mathematical operations. The given pairs can be matched as shown below.

What is an Expression?

In mathematics, an expression is defined as a set of numbers, variables, and mathematical operations formed according to rules dependent on the context.

Given that n represents the number of cards that students sold last year. Also, it is given that each card is sold for $20. Therefore, the given pairs can be matched as shown below.

1.) Revenue from last year

Revenue = Number of tickets sold last year × Cost of each ticket

               = n × $20

               = 20n

2.) Number of cards sold this year if students sell 200 more cards than last year

Number of cards sold this year = Number of tickets sold last year + 200

                                                    = n + 200

3.) Revenue this year if students sell 200 more cards than last year

Revenue this year = Number of cards sold this year × Cost of each ticket

                               = (n + 200) × 20

                               = 20(n+200)

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