Question

The price of a visit to the dentist is $50 . If the dentist fills any cavities, an additional charge of, 100$ per cavity gets added to the bill.
If the dentist finds cavities, what will the cost of the visit be?
Write your answer as an expression.

Answer 1

The cost of the visit to the dentist can be expressed as the cost equals 100x+50.

The initial cost of the appointment would be $50; no matter how many cavities one has, they would still have to pay $50.

The cost of each cavity is represented as 100x, because each cavity costs $100. x represents the number of cavities, as we do not know how many cavities there are.

Answer 2

Answer:

50+100x=?

Step-by-step explanation:

50 is the amount of money it is for a visit and the x represents how many cavities are being filled and the 100 is for how much it is per cavity to be filled.  For example if you needed 3 cavities filled then it would be 50+(100x3).

(Btw sorry if the equation for the step-by-step explanation is incorrect)