Question

Eric"s father asked him to stop at the store and buy some potatoes. the price of the fruits and vegetables at the grocery is based on weight write a formula that will help Eric determine how much the potatoes he buys will cost a bulk
t = total price
p = price per kilogram
k= number of kilograms of food

Answer 1

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The total price equals how much food he buys and the price per kilogram 

t = pk which is price per kilogram and number of kilo of food multiplied.

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Answer 2

Answer:

$t = p*k$

Step-by-step explanation:

Hello, great question. These types are questions are the beginning steps for learning more advanced Algebraic Equations.

In order to calculate the price of the fruit we need to multiply the amount of food in kilograms by the price per kilogram of that specific food. Since we are given specific variables for each piece of information needed for the variable. All we need to do now is to create the formula to calculate the total price of the potatoes that Eric needs to buy.

$t = p*k$

The formula above lets Eric calculate the total price of an order of fruit or vegetables.

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