Mathematics, 03.12.2020 20:10, hjohnsonn102010

Ms. Hernandez notices that Alice has made 1.5 times as many 2-point shots as she has free throws (1-point shots), and she has scored 36 points on 3-point shots. Using x for the number of free throws made, the total number of points Alice has scored is represented by the expression: x + 2(1.5x ) + 36

Alice thinks that the expression 4(x + 9) could also be used to represent the number of points she’s scored.

Is Alice correct?

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Ms. Hernandez notices that Alice has made 1.5 times as many 2-point shots as she has free throws (1-...