Question
The price of a visit to the dentist is $150. If the dentist fills any cavities, there is an additional charge of $50 per cavity. If the dentist finds "c" cavities, the cost of a visit is?
- 200c
- 200 + c
- 150c + 50c
- 150 + 50c
Hint:
Add 150 to product of c and 50
The correct answer is: 150 + 50c
The price of a visit to the dentist =$150.
additional charge per cavity =$50
If the dentist finds "c" cavities
The cost of a visit = 150 + 50c.
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