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Luna is concerned about the traffic on her street. She made a bar graph to show how many vehicles drove by over a 5-minute period last Sunday.
Luna watched the traffic on her street again on Monday, and twice as many cars went by. How many cars drove by on the two days combined?
cars
trucks
minivans
To calculate the total number of vehicles that drove by on both days, we need to know how many cars, trucks, and minivans went by on Sunday, as well as the fact that the number of cars that went by on Monday was double that of Sunday.
Let’s assume the bar graph indicated:
– Cars on Sunday: C
– Trucks on Sunday: T
– Minivans on Sunday: M
On Monday, the number of cars would be 2C (twice as many as Sunday).
Now, the combined total from both days can be calculated as:
Total vehicles = (C + T + M) + (2C + T + M)
Total vehicles = C + T + M + 2C + T + M
Total vehicles = 3C + 2T + 2M
So, if you plug in the specific numbers from the bar graph, you’ll have your answer!
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