A grocery store receives a 180-pound crate containing six 10-pound bags of potatoes and an unknown number of 5-pound bags of potatoes. Choose an equation that represents the number of bags of potatoes in the crate. A. 6 (10) + 180 = 5x B. 10 + 6 + 5x = 180 C. 180 = 5 + 60x D. 6 (10) + 5x = 180

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Nia Bonilla

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23 May, 22:07

A grocery store receives a 180-pound crate containing six 10-pound bags of potatoes and an unknown number of 5-pound bags of potatoes. Choose an equation that represents the number of bags of potatoes in the crate. A. 6 (10) + 180 = 5x B. 10 + 6 + 5x = 180 C. 180 = 5 + 60x D. 6 (10) + 5x = 180

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Mike Lamb · Answer 1

60+5x = 180

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the number of bags of potatoes be x.

We have been given that a grocery store receives a 180-pound crate containing six 10-pound bags of potatoes and an unknown number of 5-pound bags of potatoes.

The weight of 6 potato bags of 10 pound each will be pounds.

We can write an equation for the number of bags of potatoes by equating the weight of six 10-pound bags of potatoes and x 5-pound bags of potatoes with 180 pounds.

6*10+5x = 180

60+5x = 180

Therefore, the equation that represents the number of bags of potatoes in the crate is.