Kayla notices that she can buy snacks and candy in bulk at the grocery store. The snacks she wants to buy cost $1.29 per kilogram. Write a formula that will help Kayla determine how much she'll have to pay if she buys food in bulk.
Let's let
t = Total price
k = Number of kilograms of food

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Question

Kayla notices that she can buy snacks and candy in bulk at the grocery store. The snacks she wants to buy cost $1.29 per kilogram. Write a formula that will help Kayla determine how much she'll have to pay if she buys food in bulk.
Let's let
t = Total price
k = Number of kilograms of food

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anonymous · Answer

I think it would just be: 
t=1.29k 

Her total cost would be however many kilograms she bought, multiplied by the price.

anonymous · Answer

Possibly, let's try to get a seconds opinion.

anonymous · Answer

You were right, thank you @RICARDOismyfirstname :)