Which situation cannot be represented by this equation? 4x+7=31 options are a: taliba has $31 to order phone cases online. she buys 4 phone cases and pays a $7 shipping charge. what is x, the cost of each phone case? b. taliba is ordering phone cases that cost $4 each online. there is also a $7 shipping charge. if she has $31 to spend, how many phone cases, x, can she buy? c. taliba has $31 to order phone cases online. each phone case costs $7, and there is a $4 shipping charge. how many phone cases, x, can taliba buy?

C. Taliba has $31 to order phone cases online. 
Each phone case costs $7, and there is a $4 shipping charge. 
How many phone cases, x, can Taliba buy?

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The correct answer to your question is going to be option C. if we look at the equation 4x + 7 = 31, we can see that 4x stands for a number that changed depending on how much of something x can be. the 7 in the equation stands for something doesnt change depending upon variables how much or how little x will be. knowing this, if we look at option C we read that each phone case cost $7 while $4 is how much it costs to ship. since this problem is about how many $4 phone cases Taliba can get, C would incorrect because they say that $7 is the post of each phone case. 
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