Martha can complete 15 activities a day at summer camp she can choose between crafts and sports Part A: define two variables and create an equation to represent the situation

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Rajohan · Answer 1 · 2019-05-02T13:56:14+0000

Answer:

15x2=30 combinations

Or x= activities a day

Y=crafts and sports

D=combinations

XxY=D

Step-by-step explanation: variables would be the activities per day and options of what to do. Multiply those to end up with the total number of combinations.

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