The price of grapes at a farm is $1.85 per pound. Which equation can be used to determine c, the total price of n pounds of grapes?

c = 1.85/n
c = 1.85n
c = 1.85 + n
c = 1.85 − n

Question

The price of grapes at a farm is $1.85 per pound. Which equation can be used to determine c, the total price of n pounds of grapes?

 c = 1.85/n
 c = 1.85n
 c = 1.85 + n
 c = 1.85 − n

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

@brucebaner @onedirection123 @One098 @Algorithmic @Sarah_Miller720

one098 · Answer

If that's the price PER pound, you would have to multiply the number of pounds by the price so which is it?

michele_laino · Answer

I think is c., namely 1.85*n

michele_laino · Answer

sorry, cost for one pound is 1.85*1,
for two pounds is: 1.85*2,
for three pounds is 1.85*3,
......
and so on
so cost for n pounds is 1.85*n

anonymous · Answer

sooo sorry... I was doing something important and I didn't get here in time...

anonymous · Answer

@Michele_Laino

anonymous · Answer

whats the answer??? i didnt quite get it

anonymous · Answer

b??? what do you think @Michele_Laino?? sorry for looking so late

michele_laino · Answer

I think b.

one098 · Answer

Yes, B.

anonymous · Answer

thx soooooooooooooooooooo much!!!!

michele_laino · Answer

thanks!!!!!