Dana was picking strawberries to sell and placing them in baskets on a table. The number of strawberries in the basket is 4 more than the nu

I will assume that every table has the same number of baskets.

there are B baskets on a table

Each basket has B+4 strawberries in it.

So on one table there must be B*(B+4) strawberries.

There are five tables so there must be 5B(B+4) strawberries.

You got me good, Anonymous.

Let me try.

$${\mathtt{b}}{\mathtt{\,\small\textbf+\,}}{\mathtt{4}}{\mathtt{\,\times\,}}{\mathtt{5}}$$

That is the answer.

Yes, because if there are $${\mathtt{b}}$$  baskets on a table, and you want to find how many strawberry's there are, you find the answer.

The only thing that you do is add and multiply.

Hope it helps!