Solomon can buy four sodas for $6. How much would 6 sodas cost?
2 answers:
It would be C. 9.00$. To solve you divide 6/4 and you get 1.50($). And then you multiply 1.50($) by 6 (sodas)!
Answer: C) $9.00
Step-by-step explanation:
Hi, to answer this we simply have to multiply the number of sodas (6) by the cost of each soda.
Cost of each soda is equal to the amount paid ($6) divided by the number of sodas bought (4).
Mathematically speaking
Cost of each soda = 6 /4 = $1.5 per soda
Cost of 6 sodas = $1.5 x 6 = $9
6 sodas will cost $9.
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