Question

Rhiley wants to buy
copies of a new Xbox game to gift to friends. If each game costs
and the total cost is
, how many games is Rhiley buying? Solve for
in the equation
.

A

8 games

B

9 games

C

6 games

D

7 games

Answer 1

I’m missing the numbers/the equation in your message (they got dropped). Can you paste the original equation (or say the cost per game and the total cost)?

In general: if each game costs c and the total is T, then number of games n = T ÷ c. For example:
- If each game is $60 and total is $480, n = 480 ÷ 60 = 8 (A).
- If each game is $60 and total is $540, n = 540 ÷ 60 = 9 (B).
- If each is $50 and total is $300, n = 300 ÷ 50 = 6 (C).
- If each is $45 and total is $315, n = 315 ÷ 45 = 7 (D).

Send the actual numbers and I’ll pick the correct choice.