9) Which situation is represented by the equation? 6n + 12 = 2n + 36 A) Jerry and Paul all together have 2n + 36 silver dollars, Jerry has 6n plus 12 silver dollars more than and Paul. How many silver dollars does Jerry have? B) Jerry and Paul all together have 6n + 2n silver dollars, Jerry has 12 silver dollars and Paul has 36 silver dollars. How many silver dollars does Jerry have? C) Jerry and Paul all together have 12 + 36 silver dollars, Jerry has 6n silver dollars and Paul has 2n silver dollars. How many silver dollars does Jerry have? Eliminate D) Jerry and Paul all together have 2n + 36 silver dollars, Jerry has 6n silver dollars and Paul has 12 silver dollars. How many silver dollars does Jerry have?

Question

Mathematics

Cordell King

7 March, 12:42

9) Which situation is represented by the equation? 6n + 12 = 2n + 36 A) Jerry and Paul all together have 2n + 36 silver dollars, Jerry has 6n plus 12 silver dollars more than and Paul. How many silver dollars does Jerry have? B) Jerry and Paul all together have 6n + 2n silver dollars, Jerry has 12 silver dollars and Paul has 36 silver dollars. How many silver dollars does Jerry have? C) Jerry and Paul all together have 12 + 36 silver dollars, Jerry has 6n silver dollars and Paul has 2n silver dollars. How many silver dollars does Jerry have? Eliminate D) Jerry and Paul all together have 2n + 36 silver dollars, Jerry has 6n silver dollars and Paul has 12 silver dollars. How many silver dollars does Jerry have?

+2

Answers (1)

Know the Answer?

Charlie Skinner · Answer 1

D) Jerry and Paul all together have 2n + 36 silver dollars, Jerry has 6n silver dollars and Paul has 12 silver dollars. How many silver dollars does Jerry have?

6n + 12 = 2n + 36

Where,

n:silver dollars