Mr. Peterson plans to take dance lessons. He will pay a one-time registration fee of $35 plus $12 per lesson. Which equation can be used to find y, the total cost of x dance lessons?

A. y=12x+35

B. y=35x+12

C. y=12x-35

D. y=12 (x+35)

A. y=12x+35

Step-by-step explanation:

i think that is the answer because Y is the solution and X represents the cost of each lesson, so it is 12x and then you add 35 to it.

A

Step-by-step explanation:

The problem explains that Mr. Peterson will pay the 35 dollars 1 time which means it won't be added every time but only once. The problem also states that it costs an additional 12 dollars per lesson. The key word there is per because that shows that every time he goes for a lesson he has to pay 12 dollars unlike in the first part of the sentence it says a "one-time" fee. This means "y" the total cost of a number determined by the number of lessons represented by x times 12 dollars per those lessons plus the one time additional fee of 35 dollars.

For example, if they went to 4 lessons he wouldn't have to pay the 35 dollars everytime only once so the equation would be:

y=12x+35

plug in the 4

y=12 (4) + 35

y=83

therefore your answer is A