A store owner spends 7x + 13 dollars on two orders of boxes of light bulbs, including shipping.

Part A

If she spends 3x + 5 dollars on the first order of light bulbs, which of the following represents how much she spends on the second order?

A. 10x + 18

B. 4x + 8

C. 21x + 65

D. 10x + 8

Part B

If the store owner spent a total of $90 on both orders, how much does a box of light bulbs cost in dollars? Enter the number in the box.

Question

Mathematics

Jeffrey Mckee

27 February, 04:40

A store owner spends 7x + 13 dollars on two orders of boxes of light bulbs, including shipping.

Part A

If she spends 3x + 5 dollars on the first order of light bulbs, which of the following represents how much she spends on the second order?

A. 10x + 18

B. 4x + 8

C. 21x + 65

D. 10x + 8

Part B

If the store owner spent a total of $90 on both orders, how much does a box of light bulbs cost in dollars? Enter the number in the box.

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Wayne Sloan · Answer 1

B

11 dollars

Step-by-step explanation:

7x+13 is the sum of the two order

you know that one order is 3x+5, so if you subtract it from the total you get the other order

7x+13 - (3x+5) = 7x+13-3x-5 = 4x+8

if he spent 90 dollars in total then we can say that

7x+13 = 90

7x=77

x=11

11 dollars per box