Question

The table below shows a correct representation that 12 pounds (lb) of sugar cost $4:

lb lb lb lb lb lb lb lb lb lb lb lb
$1 $1 $1
True
False

Answer 1

@zepdrix

Answer 2

@zepdrix

Answer 3

@zepdrix

Answer 4

@Kitten_is_back @Dani_Rose @dan815

Answer 5

lol three times huh? :D

Answer 6

Can you attach a pic of the graph?

Answer 7

i cant

Answer 8

Can you draw the graph?

Answer 9

or table chart thing

Answer 10

no i cant

Answer 11

It's sort of hard to interpret the information.

Either they're intending it be 12 pounds for 3 dollars
(which would make the statement false)

Or they're showing that each pound is 1 dollar,
which equates to 12 pounds for 12 dollars
(which would also make the statement false)

Answer 12

2?

Answer 13

2? lol
what?

Answer 14

I don't get you question It says in the question that the table correctly shows a representation that 12 pounds (lb) of sugar cost $4. So wouldn't the answer be true or is it asking about something else?

Answer 15

true?

Answer 16

From my understanding of the chart,
it looks like the table is a representation that 12 pounds of sugar cost 12$.

Which makes the statement: `12 pounds (lb) of sugar cost $4`
false

Answer 17

lol idk if it's true or not. what does your question want to know is true or false

Answer 18

It wants to know whether or not the chart is representing 12 pounds of sugar for 4 dollars

Answer 19

I'm just gonna go with FALSE because the table thingy doesn't go with the statement above

Answer 20

yes

Answer 21

Oh okay thanks for explaining @zepdrix :)
I would go with False @alibaby

Answer 22

oh ok

Answer 23

Good luck with your test/quiz/problem :)

Answer 24

thanks