Jack correctly wrote another expression, 100−2t 100 - 2 t , to find the number of tickets Kate has now. Use the drop-down menus to explain what each part of Kate's and Jack's expressions mean.

Complete question :

Kate had 50 tickets to use for rides at the fair. She lost some of them. Her dad doubled the tickets she had left. Kate wrote the expression 2(50−t) to find the number of tickets she has now, where t t is the number of tickets she lost. Jack correctly wrote another expression, 100−2t, to find the number of tickets Kate has now. Use the drop-down menus to explain what each part of Kate's and Jack's expressions mean.

50 means Kate's initial number of tickets

t = number of tickets she lost

2 = multiple by which her dad gave ; two times the number of her remaining tickets.

100 = double the number of initial tickets

2t = two times the number of tickets lost

Step-by-step explanation:

Kate's expression :

2(50 - t)

50 means Kate's initial number of tickets

t = number of tickets she lost

2 = multiple by which her dad gave ; two times the number of her remaining tickets.

Jack's expression:

100 - 2t

Jack's expression is an expanded for of Kate's equation

100 = double the number of initial tickets

2t = two times the number of tickets lost

2(50 - t) :

(2 * 50) - (2 * t)

100 - 2t

no its the same as every other grade

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