A teacher plans to buy the same number of notebooks and rulers for his classroom. Each notebook costs $2 and each ruler costs $1.

What can be a good numerical expression that represents the total amount of money the teacher will spend on x rulers and x notebooks.

also, write an equivalent expression.

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Shane Hays

26 January, 02:21

A teacher plans to buy the same number of notebooks and rulers for his classroom. Each notebook costs $2 and each ruler costs $1.

What can be a good numerical expression that represents the total amount of money the teacher will spend on x rulers and x notebooks.

also, write an equivalent expression.

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Gael Myers · Answer 1

3x=total amount of money, 3x

Step-by-step explanation:

Because the number of notes books is the same (x and x), you can simply add them.

Basically, the equation is 1x+2x = total cost but you can add 1x and 2x because they have the same variable

A teacher plans to buy the same number of notebooks and rulers for his classroom. Each notebook costs $2 and each ruler costs $1.What can be a good numerical expression that represents the total amount of money the teacher will spend on x rulers and x notebooks.also, write an equivalent expression.