There are six quarters in a jar. Jill adds two quarters to jar everyday. What equation represents the total amount of quarters in the jar after 6 days?

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Mckenna Spence

3 December, 15:58

There are six quarters in a jar. Jill adds two quarters to jar everyday. What equation represents the total amount of quarters in the jar after 6 days?

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Adyson Ryan · Answer 1

Let the number of coins added (including the first day and the 6th day) = T (total)

Let the number of days = x

T = 6 + 2n Answer

Now what you want is n = 6

T = 6 + 2*6

T = 18

Hanna Bridges · Answer 2

6+2t

6 for the number of quarters they started with

2 for the number of quarters they put in per day

t for the number of days

6+2 (6) = 18