You have already earned $12 for your school by selling a pie you made at a bake sale. You will earn $3 more for each additional brownie you sell. Which algebraic expression models this situation?

12 + 3x

3 + 12x

3 (12 + x)

12 (3 + x)

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20 November, 10:55

You have already earned $12 for your school by selling a pie you made at a bake sale. You will earn $3 more for each additional brownie you sell. Which algebraic expression models this situation?

12 + 3x

3 + 12x

3 (12 + x)

12 (3 + x)

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Brielle Calderon · Answer 1

Brielle Calderon 20 November, 11:10

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It would be A, 12 + 3x.

Jorge · Answer 2

The answer is 12 + 3x because 12 is your constant, the money you already earned, it won't change. 3 is the amount you earn for each brownie and X is how many brownies you will sell

You have already earned $12 for your school by selling a pie you made at a bake sale. You will earn $3 more for each additional brownie you sell. Which algebraic expression models this situation?12 + 3x3 + 12x3 (12 + x)12 (3 + x)

You have already earned $12 for your school by selling a pie you made at a bake sale. You will earn $3 more for each additional brownie you sell. Which algebraic expression models this situation?

12 + 3x

3 + 12x

3 (12 + x)

12 (3 + x)