write an equation to represent the total cost for a certain number of cans. Use "c" for cost and "n" for number of cans
1 answer:
Answer:
C(n)=1.25n
Where n= number of cans
Step-by-step explanation:
C=cost
n=number of cans
Quantity Total cost
1 $1.25
2 $2.50
3 $3.75
4 $5.00
Total cost, c(n) =1.25n
Check
Total cost when n=4
Total cost c(4)=1.25×4
Total cost c(4)=5.00
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