Phone Case Heaven is a store that sells

phone cases and accessories at great

low prices! The cost of buying cphone

cases at x dollars per case and p pop

sockets at y dollars each is represented

by T = cx+py, where Tis the total cost.

Suppose you have $24 and you plan to

buy 2 pop sockets at $2.00 each. Which

equation represents the number of

phone cases you can buy if each phone

case costs $4.50?

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Davin Burgess

Mathematics

13 March, 16:01

Phone Case Heaven is a store that sells

phone cases and accessories at great

low prices! The cost of buying cphone

cases at x dollars per case and p pop

sockets at y dollars each is represented

by T = cx+py, where Tis the total cost.

Suppose you have $24 and you plan to

buy 2 pop sockets at $2.00 each. Which

equation represents the number of

phone cases you can buy if each phone

case costs $4.50?

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Loki · Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

You know that you have $24 so your t = 24 C is the number of cell phone case and X is the cost the cell phone case. p is number of pop sockets y is cost of each pop socket

24 = c (4.50) + 2 (2)