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A bakery sells chocolate chip and snickerdoodle cookies. They earn $12 for every

1.75

chocolate chip cookies sold and $29 for every

0.65

snickerdoodles sold. If the bakery made $43 in total, and

c

represents the number of chocolate chip cookies sold, while

s

represents the number of snickerdoodles sold, which equation describes all possible combinations of

c

and

s

for that day?

\frac{12}{1.75} c + \frac{29}{0.65} s =

$43

\frac{1.75}{12} c + \frac{0.65}{29} s =

$43

\frac{12}{1.75} s + \frac{29}{0.65} c =

$43

\frac{1.75}{12} s + \frac{0.65}{29} c =

$43

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