What is an arithmetic progression? what is an arithmetic progression?

An arithmetic progression is a sequence by which the terms of the sequence differ by a common difference. The arithmetic progression can be modelled by a+ (n-1)d where a= first term, n=nth term and d= common difference

$X = $12y

Step-by-step explanation:

In this question, we are asked to give an expression to represent the amount of money charged to a man who stayed in a motel for a particular number of days.

Firstly, we need to know the amount of money charged per day. This is visible from

the question and it is equal to $y.

Secondly, the number of days/night stayed is 12 days. This means that the amount of money he was charged is 12 * y = $12y

Since the amount of money charged is equal to $x, the amount to pay can be expressed in terms of y and x to be

$X = $12y