Part B Isabella's mother sells the peas and gets $3 for each square foot. So, multiply your answer from Part A by 3 to calculate
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<em>The question is incomplete as the solution to part A (or part A itself) is not given. To solve this, I will assume a value to the supposes solution to part A.</em>
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From the question:
1 square foot is sold at $3.
This implies that:
p square foot will be sold at $3p.
So, total sales can be calculated using:
Now assume that p is 10 square feet (from part A).
The total will be:
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