You make both rocking chairs and bar stools. You charge $100 for every rocking chair and $40 for every bar stool. Which expression represents your income if you sell r rocking chairs and b bar stools? A) 60 (r - b)

B) 100r + 40b

C) 100b + 40r

D) 140 (r + b)

E) (100 + r) + (40 + b)

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Lucille Gilmore

Mathematics

23 December, 06:48

You make both rocking chairs and bar stools. You charge $100 for every rocking chair and $40 for every bar stool. Which expression represents your income if you sell r rocking chairs and b bar stools? A) 60 (r - b)

B) 100r + 40b

C) 100b + 40r

D) 140 (r + b)

E) (100 + r) + (40 + b)

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Saige Norris · Answer 1

The amount that you get from rocking chairs is $100 * r which is $100r

and the amount that you gt from bar stools is $40*b which is $40b

The total amount will be the added amount of 100r + 40 b

so answer is 100r+40b

You make both rocking chairs and bar stools. You charge $100 for every rocking chair and $40 for every bar stool. Which expression represents your income if you sell r rocking chairs and b bar stools? A) 60 (r - b)B) 100r + 40bC) 100b + 40rD) 140 (r + b)E) (100 + r) + (40 + b)

You make both rocking chairs and bar stools. You charge $100 for every rocking chair and $40 for every bar stool. Which expression represents your income if you sell r rocking chairs and b bar stools? A) 60 (r - b)

B) 100r + 40b

C) 100b + 40r

D) 140 (r + b)

E) (100 + r) + (40 + b)