Answer:
Part A: That 6 pounds of rice costs $18
Part B: (1,3) represents the unit price
Part C: 4 pounds of rice, because $12/3 equals 4
Step-by-step explanation:
Part A: The first point, 6, is on the amount of rice axis and the second point, 18, is on the total cost axis.
Part B: The unit price means the price for just 1 of something, so if you go to 1 pound of rice on the graph, you see it's at 3 on the total cost axis. Which means that 1 pound of rice costs $3.
Part C: From Part B you know that 1 pound of rice equals $3. So if you spend $12, then you can divide that by $3 to see how many pounds of rice you bought. 12/3 equals 4, so you bought 4 pounds of rice. Or you can count by 3's until you get to 12: 3, 6, 9, 12. That's 4 times so that means you bought 4 pounds of rice.
Answer: the answer is 8.8
Step-by-step explanation: multiply 2.2 by 4
2.2 X 4
Y=140 because U have to go 35 divided by 2 and 8 times 17.5
First add 24.95 and 35.99. You get 60.94 (Remember This!)
Now you take 49.95 divided by 2. you should get: 24.975.
add 24.975 with 60.94. You get 85.915
take 85.915 and multiply it by 0.15. You get 12.88725.
Subtract 85.915 by 12.88725. You should get 73.02775.
Now multiply that by 0.045. you should get 3.28624875.
Add that onto 73.02775, and you get 76.31399875.
Round that to the nearest hundredth, and your done! (The answer is: 76.31!)
The answer will be the B.
Just simplify the following equation
2 (9.95) + 3 (11.99)
19.90 + 35.97
55.87 spent
