Sophie is buying fabric to make items for a craft fair. The table shows some combinations of how much of each color fabric she might buy. Which equations model the total yards of fabric Sophie will buy? Check all that apply.

A, D, E

A,D,E

1, 4, 5

Unfortunately, I cannot see the table that you mentioned. However, I can guide you on how to determine the equations that model the total yards of fabric Sophie will buy.

To determine the equations, you need to understand the information provided in the table. Look for the columns or rows that represent different colors of fabric and the corresponding quantities available.

Once you have identified the columns or rows, you can write an equation for each combination of fabric colors. The equation should include the quantities of each fabric color and their respective units (e.g., yards). You can use variables to represent the quantities of each fabric color and combine them in an equation.

For example, if the table has two fabric colors, let's say Red and Blue, and there are different quantities available for each color, you can write the equation:

Total yards = Quantity of Red fabric (in yards) + Quantity of Blue fabric (in yards)

You can repeat this process for each combination of fabric colors in the table. Make sure to include all the necessary information to accurately represent the total yards of fabric Sophie will buy.

Without the specific table or information, I cannot provide the exact equations that model the total yards of fabric Sophie will buy. However, I hope this explanation helps you in determining the appropriate equations based on the given information.