Norma spent $13.25 on school supplies. She bought 3 binders that cost $3.75 each and some paper. Which equation could be used to figure out the cost of the paper? A. 13.25 = 3.75 + n B. 13.25 = 3.75 - n C. 13.25 = 3 * 3.75 + n D. 13.25 = 3 * (3.75 + n) i suck at math; -;

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Orion Crawford

8 November, 00:46

Norma spent $13.25 on school supplies. She bought 3 binders that cost $3.75 each and some paper. Which equation could be used to figure out the cost of the paper? A. 13.25 = 3.75 + n B. 13.25 = 3.75 - n C. 13.25 = 3 * 3.75 + n D. 13.25 = 3 * (3.75 + n) i suck at math; -;

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Jordyn Holt · Answer 1

I think it’s c. Or D

Giovanny Hendrix · Answer 2

I believe the answer is C, 13.25 = 3 x 3.75 + n

since she bought 3 binders that cost $3.75 each, it's 3.75 x 3. add that to n, the cost of the paper, and you have the total amount Norma spent, $13.25