Translate the following phrase into an algebraic expression using the variable x. Do not simplify.the cost of x textbooks if one textbook costs $116

Translate this phrase into an algebraic expression.65 decreased by twice Mabel's savingsUse the variable m to represent Mabel's savings

Lexi’s dad will give her $3 an hour and all of her supplies if she runs her own lemonade stand. She charges $0.25 for each glass. If Lexi sells 150 glasses of lemonade, what expression could be used to determine how much money she earns?(A) 3 + 0.25x, where x is the number of glasses of lemonade(B) 3x + 37.50, where x is the number of hours spent running the lemonade stand(C) 3x + 0.25x, where x is the number of hours spent running the lemonade stand(D) 3x + 150, where x is the number of hours spent running the lemonade stand(E) 3x + 0.25x + 37.50, where x is the number of glasses of lemonade

Translate this phrase into an algebraic expression.48 decreased by twice Gail's savingsUse the variable g to represent Gail's savings.

The final price of the textbook for an English literature course is 12.2% more than the listed price when tax and shipping costs are included. If the listed price is 109$, what is the final price of the textbook?(Round to the nearest dollar.)

As president of the student council, Meg is choosing between two options for class T-shirts. A local shop charges $11 for each shirt, plus a set-up fee of $100. An online store charges $15 for each shirt, plus a set-up fee of $24.Which equation can you use to find s, the number of shirts Meg would need to order for the two options to cost the same?11+100s=15+24s11s+100=15s+24How many shirts would Meg need to order for the two options to cost the same? shirts