The area is 44.18 , hope this helps
If there isn't a base, the base is 10 :)
X = 1/2 =0.500
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The T-axis should go up to 60 and the m-axis should go up to 12.
1. Divide $10.43 by 7 to find out how much each pound of grapes costs.
$10.43/7=$1.49
2. Multiply $1.49 by 3 to find out how much 3 pounds of grapes would cost.
$1.49•3=$4.47
3. So, 3 pounds of grapes would cost $4.47
Hope this helps!
