I think it’s positive. As it gets heavier, the cost has a positive slope, or increases. I’m not absolutely sure though
2.95 * 10%=
2.95 * .1 =
.295
Subtract .295 from 2.95
2.95 - .295 = 2.655
$ 2.66
To find all of the feet of pipe that Brad has, you add both of the lengths of the pipes together. So 2 5/12+3 7/12. Add the numbers together first, 5. Then add the fractions, 5/12+7/12=1. So add 5 and 1 and you get 6 feet of pipe. Hope this helps.
5 times 2/6 is 10/6
You can simplify that to 5/3