Lynette needs to make 2 birthday cards. Ellen needs to make 3 times as many. If y represents the number of cards Lynette need to make, which expression shows how many more cards Ellen has to make compared to Lynette?

3y+y

3y (divided by) y

3y-y

3y*y

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Ben Andrade

13 March, 01:00

Lynette needs to make 2 birthday cards. Ellen needs to make 3 times as many. If y represents the number of cards Lynette need to make, which expression shows how many more cards Ellen has to make compared to Lynette?

3y+y

3y (divided by) y

3y-y

3y*y

+2

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Ariana Lutz · Answer 1

3y-y

Step-by-step explanation:

first you need to figure out how many cards Ellen needs to make. (3*2=6) but it ask how many more cards does she have to make then Lynette which means you then have to subtract how many cards Lynette is making from how many cards Ellen is making. (6-2) making the whole process. (3*2-2) now replace 2 with Y. (3y-y)

Lynette needs to make 2 birthday cards. Ellen needs to make 3 times as many. If y represents the number of cards Lynette need to make, which expression shows how many more cards Ellen has to make compared to Lynette?3y+y3y (divided by) y3y-y3y*y

Lynette needs to make 2 birthday cards. Ellen needs to make 3 times as many. If y represents the number of cards Lynette need to make, which expression shows how many more cards Ellen has to make compared to Lynette?

3y+y

3y (divided by) y

3y-y

3y*y