Costs<span> $.59c(p) = .59p. C(p) has unit $/lbs, </span>p=<span>lbs</span>
You would do 5 times 4 which is 20. then count how many zero's there are and put them after the 20.
Division using multiples of 10 is different than how most of us learned how to divide. <span>The idea of multiple is what number can 10 go into without a remainder. That is easy. Ten ends in a zero. Thus 10 goes into numbers ending in zero. An example is 60. Ten ends in a zero; 60 ends in a zero. It will divide evenly. </span>
6 + 2n > 12 |subtract 6 from both sides
2n > 6 |divide both sides by 2
n > 3
