the total cost C for P pounds of copper if each pound cost $3.57

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anonymous · Answer

Do you need an equation? I assume you could do p(3.57)=c

anonymous · Answer

Also, WELCOME TO OPENSTUDY! :D

anonymous · Answer

yes and thank you :)

anonymous · Answer

Np!! Do You need me to explain how I got this answer?

anonymous · Answer

nope i had the same thing do you happen to know how to do this question?
the height f, in feet, of an object when you know the objects height h in inches

anonymous · Answer

Ahh okay so our ration is 1 foot = 12 inches SO We could incorporate this into h/12=f

anonymous · Answer

oh okay thanks

anonymous · Answer

Np! If you need any more help let me know and I'll try my best!

anonymous · Answer

the amount y of your friends allowance if the amount she receives is $2 more than the amount x you receive

anonymous · Answer

This is worded a bit strange, I would say perhaps x+2=y