3 Markers Cost $5.79.
Which Equation Would Help Determine The Cost Of 13 Markers?
2 answers:
If we know the cost of 3 markers, we need the unit price to set up an equation for 13 since 13 does not divide by 3 nicely.
$5.79 ÷ 3 = $1.93 for each marker.
If m = marker
1.93m will provide the cost of any number of markers.
First you would find out how much one cost
you do 5.79 / 3= 1.93
then mutliply= 1.93 x 12= $25.09
$25.09 is your answer
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