A.CED.2 - Creating Equations, it's all fun and games!!

Sydney went to the fair where they charged $2 for games without prizes and $5 for games with prizes. Which equation represents the total number of games she can play if she has $35, based on x $2 games played and y $5 games played?

• 35 = 5x - 2y

• 35 = 2x + 5y

• 35 = 2x - 5y

• 35 = 5x + 2y

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Max has $50 to spend at the carnival. Games without prizes cost $3 each, while games with prizes cost $6 each. Which equation represents the total number of games he can play if x represents $3 games played and y represents $6 games played?

• 50 = 6x - 3y

• 50 = 6x + 3y

• 50 = 3x - 6y

• 50 = 3x + 6y

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Jordan has $40 to spend at the funfair. Rides cost $4 each, while games with prizes cost $7 each. Which equation represents the total number of activities (rides and games) he can participate in if x represents $4 rides taken and y represents $7 games played?

• 40 = 7x - 4y

• 40 = 7x + 4y

• 40 = 4x - 7y

• 40 = 4x + 7y

Alex has $60 to use at the amusement park. Snacks cost $5 each, while souvenir items cost $10 each. Which equation represents the total number of items (snacks and souvenirs) he can buy if x represents $5 snacks bought and y represents $10 souvenirs bought?

• 60 = 10x - 5y

• 60 = 10x + 5y

• 60 = 5x - 10y

• 60 = 5x + 10y

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Emma has $30 to spend at the school fair. Face painting costs $2 each, while craft activities cost $4 each. Which equation represents the total number of activities (face painting and crafts) she can do if x represents $2 face paintings done and y represents $4 crafts done?

• 30 = 4x - 2y

• 30 = 4x + 2y

• 30 = 2x - 4y

• 30 = 2x + 4y

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Liam has $45 to spend at the arcade. Video games cost $3 each, while pinball games cost $5 each. Which equation represents the total number of games (video and pinball) he can play if x represents $3 video games played and y represents $5 pinball games played?

• 45 = 5x - 3y

• 45 = 5x + 3y

• 45 = 3x - 5y

• 45 = 3x + 5y

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Olivia has $55 to use at the book fair. Paperback books cost $5 each, while hardcover books cost $8 each. Which equation represents the total number of books (paperback and hardcover) she can buy if x represents $5 paperback books bought and y represents $8 hardcover books bought?

• 55 = 8x - 5y

• 55 = 8x + 5y

• 55 = 5x - 8y

• 55 = 5x + 8y

Noah has $25 to spend at the snack bar. Popcorn costs $2 each, while hot dogs cost $4 each. Which equation represents the total number of snacks (popcorn and hot dogs) he can buy if x represents $2 popcorn bought and y represents $4 hot dogs bought?

• 25 = 4x - 2y

• 25 = 4x + 2y

• 25 = 2x - 4y

• 25 = 2x + 4y

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Isabella has $75 to spend on souvenirs at the museum. T-shirts cost $15 each, while mugs cost $10 each. Which equation represents the total number of souvenirs (T-shirts and mugs) she can buy if x represents $15 T-shirts bought and y represents $10 mugs bought?

• 75 = 10x - 15y

• 75 = 10x + 15y

• 75 = 15x - 10y

• 75 = 15x + 10y

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Charlie has $100 to use at the electronics fair. Headphones cost $25 each, while portable chargers cost $15 each. Which equation represents the total number of items (headphones and chargers) he can buy if x represents $25 headphones bought and y represents $15 chargers bought?

• 100 = 15x - 25y

• 100 = 15x + 25y

• 100 = 25x - 15y

• 100 = 25x + 15y