Sarah received a score of 850 on the SAT and has signed up for a test prep class to help her improve her score. The test prep company claims that each class she attends will increase her score by 10 points..
Part A: Assuming the test prep company's claim is correct, define each variable and write an expression to represent Sarah's SAT score after she attends any given number of classes.
Let x represent the number of classes Sarah attends.
The expression to represent Sarah's SAT score after attending any given number of classes would be: 850 + 10x.
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Let x represent the number of classes Sarah attends.
The expression to represent Sarah's SAT score after she attends any given number of classes will be: 850 + 10x.
Let's define the variables:
- Initial SAT score: S (850 in this case)
- Number of test prep classes attended: C
- Increase in SAT score per class: I (10 points in this case)
Now, we can write the expression to represent Sarah's SAT score afters attending any given number of classes:
Sarah's SAT score = S + (C * I)
Sarah's SAT score = 850 + (C * 10)