Answer:
Cost of one candy = 80 L.L.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let "x" represent cost of a candy
Cost of 12 candies = 12x
Cost of a chocolate bar = 1,250 L.L.
Total cost = 2,210 L.L.
The following equation represents the scenario given:
1,250 + 12x = 2,210
Solve for x (cost of a candy)
1,250 + 12x - 1,250 = 2,210 - 1,250 (subtraction property of equality)
12x = 960
Divide both sides by 12
12x/12 = 960/12 (division property of equality)
x = 80
Cost of one candy = x = 80 L.L.
For each pair, look at where the orange bar is higher than the blue bar. This only happens on one day: Friday. The other days have the blue bar higher or the same height.
Answer: Choice D
