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 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

Answer 1

t (in $) = ($1.29/kilograms) ('k' kilograms)

t = $1.29k (kilograms/kilograms) . The kilograms 'cancel out" so you are left with

t = $1.29k

Answer 2

Do you understand?

Answer 3

no i do not??? can you help?

Answer 4

Uhm, I kind of explained it in there.

Answer 5

3 people have triedd explaing it and stilldont get it ;-;

Answer 6

Her total cost would be however many kilograms she bought, multiplied by the price.
Example, if she bought 3 kilograms, it would be t=1.29(3). Her total cost would be $3.87.

Answer 7

Is that better?

Answer 8

use.... T= P*K

Answer 9

T (in $)=(1.29/kilograms
T=1.29k

Answer 10

Ur just say bulk no numbers nothing to multiply by

Answer 11

....it said it is wrong and i am cluseless on how to sove these

Answer 12

t= 1.29$ * k.....