Question

ratios and proportion: if cans of tuna cost 6/$4.00, how much does one can cost? how much does 10 cans cost?

Answer 1

find the cost of 1 can

I'll let you do the calculation

\[4.00 \div 6 = \]

remember you are working with money so 2 decimal places are needed

next multiply your answer by 10 to find the cost of 10 cans

Answer 2

i got 0.666

Answer 3

that is 1 can... multiply by 10 for 10 cans

Answer 4

100 cans

Answer 5

your question says 10 cans... but if its 100 multply by 100

Answer 6

ok hold up $4.00 divided 6 i got my answer $0.666 now where do i go from there, do i times the ten cans by $0.666