Select the answer choice that most accurately evaluates whose equation is correct.
Tania is partially correct. The amount of money Thu makes, y, is equal to the product of the number of jars he sells and 12, but she is correct that the booth fee is not a factor in his profit.
Blondell is correct. The equation y=12x−35 correctly represents the scenario. If Thu does not sell any jars, x=0, his profit for the day is −$35.
Tania is correct. The equation y=112x correctly represents the scenario. If Thu does not sell any jars, x=0, his profit for the day is $0.
Blondell is partially correct. The amount of money Thu makes, y, equals the sum of the income from selling the jam, 12x, and the cost of the booth, 35. The correct equation is y=12x+35.
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Blondell is correct. The equation y=12x−35 correctly represents the scenario. If Thu does not sell any jars, x=0, his profit for the day is −$35.
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