Calvin bought 2 t-shirts for $50, and Bradley bought 4 t-shirts for 490. Did they pay the same rate? Explain your reasoning.

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$\text{Divide the cost by the quantity to find the rate:}\\\\50\div2=25\\\\490\div4=122.5\\\\\text{You would see that Bradley paid way more for 1 shirt}\\\\\text{This means that they DID NOT pay the same rate}$

Snezhnost [94]2 years ago

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Answer:

490 devided by 4 is 122.5 which is the amount Bradley payed per shirt, Calvin only payed 50 dollars per shirt. No the pay is not the same and the difference is 72.5

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(p.s this is just what I got from this so im not 100 percent sure)

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