Tim has m dollars. Rebecca has $6 less than 1/10  times the number of dollars that Tim has. Which expression represents the total amount of money that Tim and Rebecca have? If Tim has $70, how much money do Rebecca and Tim have altogether?

Respuesta :

The equation would be m +.1m-6 = total
We can plug in 70 for Tim to get the total amount of 71. 

Answer:

together they have $71.

Step-by-step explanation:

Tim has m dollars.

Rebecca has $6 less than 1/10 times the number of dollars that Tim has.

Let Rebecca has r dollars.

So the expression becomes:

[tex]r=0.1m-6[/tex]

The total amount of money that Tim and Rebecca have can be given as:

m+r

= [tex]m+0.1m-6[/tex]

If m = 70

then r = [tex]0.1(70)-6[/tex]

= [tex]7-6=1[/tex]

Hence, Rebecca has $1.

And altogether they both have = [tex]70+1=71[/tex] dollars