The answer is 7 because it goes 10th 100th and the thirty one is thousands
Answer:
$4.99
Step-by-step explanation:
20-5.03=14.97
14.97/3=4.99
Answer:
I think it would be 34 because I divided 68.2 by 4 and got 17.05, so I multiplied that by 2, and it's closest to 34.
<em>So I think it's A.</em>
But y'all don't be mad if I'm wrong cuz I said I think.
Answer:
B ) c = 0.65n
Step-by-step explanation:
To find how much a single pound costs, divide the total cost by the total weight (2.60 ÷ 4). So, the cost (c), equals $0.65 per pound.
