The price of blackberries at a farm is $1.56 per pound. Which equation can be used to determine c, the total price of n pounds of blackberries?
c = 1.56n c equals 1.56 over n c = 1.56 + n c = 1.56 − n i will give a medals to who helps

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The price of blackberries at a farm is $1.56 per pound. Which equation can be used to determine c, the total price of n pounds of blackberries?
c = 1.56n c equals 1.56 over n c = 1.56 + n c = 1.56 − n       i will give a medals to who helps

sleepyjess · Answer

Are these the options?
$c=1.56n\c=\dfrac{1.56}{n}\c=1.56+n\c=1.56-n$

anonymous · Answer

hi meagan

anonymous · Answer

yes

sleepyjess · Answer

Ok, first, which one do you think?

anonymous · Answer

c =1.56+n

sleepyjess · Answer

Not quite, lets say you want 5 pounds of blackberries. Do you know which equation now?

sleepyjess · Answer

$c=1.56*5\c=\dfrac{1.56}{5}\c=1.56+5\c=1.56-5$

anonymous · Answer

b

sleepyjess · Answer

No, if it were b then you would pay .31 for 5 pounds of blackberries when it is 1.56 for 1 pound.

sleepyjess · Answer

I will give you a hint, the answer should be greater than 7.

anonymous · Answer

so it the last 1

sleepyjess · Answer

1.56-5 is -3.44

sleepyjess · Answer

This is a test?

sleepyjess · Answer

Have you read the Code of Conduct and Terms and Conditions? If so, then you would know that asking questions from tests is not allowed here.

sleepyjess · Answer

Because asking questions from tests is cheating.