Andrei loves to bake, and plum tarts are his specialty. Plums are on sale for $3.25 for 2 pounds at the farmer's market. At the
supermarket, plums are being sold according to the following equation, where P is price in dollars and L is pounds.
P=1.75L
Where do plums cost less, at the farmer's market or the supermarket or are they the same?
2 answers:
Answer:
Farmer's market
Step-by-step explanation:
Find the unit rates for each location
Supermarket
We already know the unit rate, it is given to us in the equation p=1.75L
$1.75 per pound
Farmer's market:
Divide the price by the number of pounds to find the unit rate
price/pounds
3.25/2=1.625
About $1.63 per pound
So, they cost less at the farmer's market
Hope this helps! :)
Answer:
Plums cost less at the Farmers Market
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