Charlie's Computer Company charges $0.65 per pound to ship computers.
Part A: Write an equation to determine the total cost, c, to ship p pounds of computers. Use your equation to determine the cost of shipping 2 pounds of computers.
Part B: If the company reduces the cost to ship computers by 0.05 per pound, write an equation to determine the total cost, c, to ship p pounds of computers with the reduced cost.
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OpenStudy (horsegal244):
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OpenStudy (horsegal244):
@Michele_Laino
OpenStudy (rainbow_rocks03):
plz I need help on a question
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Well I need Help too
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OpenStudy (horsegal244):
@kjones0331
OpenStudy (z4k4r1y4):
thin about this... if it costs $0.65 to ship 1 pound of weight how much does it cost to ship 2 pounds?
OpenStudy (horsegal244):
$1.30
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@Z4K4R1Y4
OpenStudy (michele_laino):
it is simple, we have:
c=0.65*p
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OpenStudy (michele_laino):
since we have to pay $0.65 for one pound
OpenStudy (z4k4r1y4):
so you multiplied the amount of pounds (p) to 0.65 and you got the cost (c) so you have c=0.65p
OpenStudy (horsegal244):
Ok now what
OpenStudy (z4k4r1y4):
so for part (A) you have 'p' = 2. and for part (B) it's the same equation but instead of 0.65 you have 0.05.
OpenStudy (michele_laino):
part B:
the new cost per pound is now:
0.65-0.05=0.60
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OpenStudy (z4k4r1y4):
sorry i mad a mistake Michele is right.
OpenStudy (z4k4r1y4):
*made
OpenStudy (michele_laino):
so the new equation, is:
c= 0.60*p
OpenStudy (horsegal244):
ok now what
OpenStudy (z4k4r1y4):
Finished, thats all you need to do for part B.
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