What expression represents the total number of students at Jordan and Woodside, where Woodside has 200 more students than Jordan?

To find the total number of students at Jordan and Woodside, we start by defining the number of students at Jordan as ( s ). According to the problem, Woodside has 200 more students than Jordan, which means that the number of students at Woodside can be expressed as ( s + 200 ).

To determine the total number of students at both schools, we add the number of students at Jordan and Woodside together:

[

s \text{ (students at Jordan)} + (s + 200) \text{ (students at Woodside)} = s + s + 200 = 2s + 200.

]

Thus, the correct expression representing the total number of students at Jordan and Woodside is ( 2s + 200 ). This correctly accounts for both schools' student populations and incorporates the additional 200 students from Woodside.