Question

http://prntscr.com/5h3a2p

@iGreen @perl

Answer 1

13 / 8.45 will give you cost per

Answer 2

cost per copy*

Then multiply that by 27.

Answer 3

Let y = cost, x = # copies

you can use the model
y = k*x

Answer 4

The answer is 41.53? @iGreen

Answer 5

@perl

Answer 6

I get that too..but it doesn't seem right.

What do you think? @perl

Answer 7

Lol, nevermind.

Answer 8

It doesn't look right to me neither.

Answer 9

lets do it this way

Answer 10

13 doubled is 26..which is close to 27.

8.45 * 2 = 16.9

So the cost of 26 copies is 16.9..27 should just be a little more, right?

Answer 11

it costs $8.45 / 13 per copy or $0.65 per copy. Now multiply that by the number of copies

Answer 12

Ohh! That sounds right..we divided the wrong way..lol.

Answer 13

right :)

Answer 14

Wait what...

Answer 15

the cost per copy should have been
$8.45 / 13

Answer 16

The equation we are using is
( cost per copy ) * # copies = total cost

Answer 17

So 17.55? @perl

Answer 18

yes