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OpenStudy (cicilybailey14):

I Medal!!!! What is the amount of change C(p) you receive from a $60 bill if you buy p pounds of ham at $3.75 a pound? c(p) = 3.75p - 60 c(p) = 60p - 3.75 c(p) = 375 - 60p c(p) = 60 - 3.75p

OpenStudy (danjs):

you buy p pounds of ham, at 3.75 per pound 3.75 * p

OpenStudy (danjs):

take that away from your initial amount of 60 dollars 60 - 3.75p

OpenStudy (cicilybailey14):

so d?

OpenStudy (cicilybailey14):

@DanJS

OpenStudy (danjs):

yes, do you understand the reason though?

OpenStudy (cicilybailey14):

I think so? lol

OpenStudy (danjs):

if you buy 5 pounds of ham at 3.75 per pound, the cost will be 5 times 3.75 If you buy P pounds of ham at 3.75 per pound, the cost will be P times 3.75

OpenStudy (danjs):

You started with 60 dollars, so the amount of change you will get will be The initial amount 60 dollars, take away the cost of the ham 3.75 times p 60 - 3.75p

OpenStudy (cicilybailey14):

Makes sense^^^

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