The price for each apple is n. The number of the apple bought by Linda, Leo and Joe is x, y and z. Which of the following expressions represents the total cost of all the apples bought by the three people?

n + x + y + z

n + 3 (x + y + z)

3n (x + y + z)

n (x + y + z)

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24 January, 22:43

The price for each apple is n. The number of the apple bought by Linda, Leo and Joe is x, y and z. Which of the following expressions represents the total cost of all the apples bought by the three people?

n + x + y + z

n + 3 (x + y + z)

3n (x + y + z)

n (x + y + z)

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n (x + y + z)

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The total number of apples bought is x+y+z. The total expense is the product of the cost and the number bought. If each one costs "n", then the cost is ...

n (x + y + z)

The price for each apple is n. The number of the apple bought by Linda, Leo and Joe is x, y and z. Which of the following expressions represents the total cost of all the apples bought by the three people?n + x + y + zn + 3 (x + y + z)3n (x + y + z)n (x + y + z)

The price for each apple is n. The number of the apple bought by Linda, Leo and Joe is x, y and z. Which of the following expressions represents the total cost of all the apples bought by the three people?

n + x + y + z

n + 3 (x + y + z)

3n (x + y + z)

n (x + y + z)