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Diego applied to 
x colleges. If Nikki applied to 3 times as many colleges as Diego did, how many colleges did Nikki apply to?
Choose 1 answer:
(A) 3
(B) 
x+3
(C) 
3x
(D) 
3x+3

Diego applied to x x colleges. If Nikki applied to 33 times as many colleges as Diego did, how many colleges did Nikki apply to?\newlineChoose 11 answer:\newline(A) 33\newline(B) x+3 x+3 \newline(C) 3x 3 x \newline(D) 3x+3 3 x+3

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Q. Diego applied to x x colleges. If Nikki applied to 33 times as many colleges as Diego did, how many colleges did Nikki apply to?\newlineChoose 11 answer:\newline(A) 33\newline(B) x+3 x+3 \newline(C) 3x 3 x \newline(D) 3x+3 3 x+3
  1. Understand Relationship: Understand the relationship between the number of colleges Diego applied to and the number Nikki applied to.\newlineDiego applied to xx colleges. Nikki applied to 33 times as many colleges as Diego. This means we need to multiply the number of colleges Diego applied to by 33 to find out how many Nikki applied to.
  2. Write Expression: Write the expression that represents the number of colleges Nikki applied to.\newlineSince Nikki applied to 33 times as many colleges as Diego, we represent this as 33 times xx, which is written as 3x3x.
  3. Choose Correct Answer: Choose the correct answer from the given options.\newlineThe expression 3x3x represents the number of colleges Nikki applied to. Therefore, the correct answer is (C) 3x3x.

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