mrs.baker paid $2.50 for 5 pounds of bannas.write an equation relating the cost c to the number of pounds p of bannas.how much w
ould mrs.baker pay for 8 pounds of bannanas?
1 answer:
So, if she paid 2.50 for 5 pounds, how much would she pay for one pound? we divide by 5:
2.50/5=0.50
so one pound costs 0.50 dollars.
then for 8 pounds, she'd pay eight times this much, that is 4 dollars.
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