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A) 28s + 14r + 23p; $1,099 B) 21s + 10t + 17p; $1,119 C) 28s + 14t + 23p; $1,119 D) 21s + 10t + 17p; $1,099
Argh, I can' think of how to write this without completing giving the answer. :b
@toristar9504 Suppose an ice cream cost $2, then what's the cost for 10 ice cream = ....?
How about 2 ice creams?
$4
Be realistic, are you going to pay $1,024 for 10 ice creams ???
$20.
Now, what kind of operation to get $20?
adding
Is there any faster way, in case you want to purchase 100 ice creams ( for a party? )
Do you know how to write the equation based on the prices and variables given? Because, if you do, just plug the quantity of each item in as a replacement to the variable and you will get your answer.
@toristar9504 Learning how to apply multiplication: The cost of 10 ice creams: $2 * 10 ice creams = ... ( NOT 2* 2* ..... 10 times = 2^10 = $1,024 ) =>The cost of 100 ice creams: ....
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