James harvest corn. He collected corn for about 35 days and each day he collected 10.7 pounds. James sold the corn he harvested
and collected a total of $571.75. Write an equation that can be used to find the price for 1 pound of corn.
2 answers:
I think it is:
Just make sure you double check
Find total amount of pounds by 35(10.7)=374.5
374.5pounds (price for one pound) = total earnings
so ... 374.5x=$571.75
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