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alexandr402 [8]

3 years ago

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Joey has 5 collector stamps.He receives 3 more stamps each week that he completes community service hours.X=the number of weeks

.Y=the number of collectors stamp.Write an equation that represents the amount of cards Joey has?

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kirza4 [7]3 years ago

6 0

Answer:

Therefore the required equation is

Y=5+3X

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that , Joey has 5 collector stamps.

He gets 3 more stamps each week.

The number of week is X.

1st week he got 3 stamps

2nd week he got (3+3)=2.3 stamps

3rd week he got (3+3+3)=3.3 stamps

Stamp that he got=( the number of week ×3)

Therefore at end of Xth week he got =(X × 3) =3X stamps

Total number of stamps that collected after x week

=5+3X

Therefore the required equation is

Y=5+3X

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