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If 200 pounds of potatoes cost $350, what are the prices of 1 pound of potatoes and 300 pounds of potatoes? $1.05 and $375 $1.75 and $525 $2.50 and $650 $2.75 and $605
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@freckles
divide
price per pound \(=\frac{$}{lbs}\)
you have to figure out the price though @satellite73
yes, you will get the price per pound (what it is asking for) by dividing
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