Helena, Violet, and Kaneesha are on a baseball team. They each bought a baseball and x pairs of sweat socks. Write an expression to show the teams purchase. !(x*y)+(x*y)!
Baseball - $5
Sweat Socks - $7
Soccer Ball - $21

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Helena    Violet       Kaneesha

1b                 1b               1b

x pairs          x pairs        x pairs

Helena  1b +   x pairs of socks

Helena  =  1 b(baseball)  + $7X ( X is the number of pairs of socks)

Helena  -----   $5 + 7X

Since all 3 bought the same thing, multiply the above by 3

answer   =    3(5 +7x)

or Distribute

Answer  =    (3*5) + (3*7x)

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