For this case we have the following polynomial:
What we must do for this case is to factor the polynomial, so that we have:
1) The number of bottles
2) the weight of each bottle.
We have then:
Answer:
A factorization that could represent the number of water bottles and weight of each water bottle is:
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<u>b³+c
</u>b²c²
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Answer: B) $1.75</h3>
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Explanation:
To get the unit cost, we divide the total cost over the number of pounds.
We can do this for any row
- row one: ($17.50)/(10) = $1.75
- row two: ($35.00)/(20) = $1.75
- row three: ($52.50)/(30) = $1.75
- row four: ($70.00)/(40) = $1.75
You don't need to show all four row calculations. You can simply pick one row.
This tells us that each pound costs $1.75
Put another way: the price is $1.75 per pound
