Question

Plis help will medal and fan

Answer 1

I DONT UNDERSTAND PLIS HELP ME

Answer 2

can you help?

Answer 3

First you will have get some prices as said. Fill the shopping list.

Answer 4

oh yeah i ment to delete whats in the grocery list and i did that and made up my own and my teacher said

Your price comparison should reflect the cost as you buy more of that item. Take another look at the math. Your equations are incorrect and should reflect a function of the unit price. I am missing your graphs. There is a recording on the message board if you have other questions.

Answer 5

you still there?

Answer 6

Post your work over here so we can check.

Answer 7

ok one sec

Answer 8

thats what i did and sent in

Answer 9

lol btw im still here it said i left idk y

Answer 10

You have done it wrong. How did you fill those values? You seemed to have filled them without even going to a grocery. :3

Answer 11

well yeah i sorta kinda made them up but only cause im supposed to get 2 values for each store of what it comes up by but they all go up by diffrent valuse

Answer 12

which confused me

Answer 13

Look at the example they have given.

First store,
"4 for $3.49"
Second store,
"5 for $5.00"

It has a quantity too. So fill up values like these. 2 for $2.50 or likewise.

Answer 14

Sorry but i dont get what you mean i probably should but i dont im sorry

Answer 15

guess im to dumb for my own good.... oh well anyone else able to help?

Answer 16

Fill some random values like,

\(\begin{array}{ccc}&Store~1&Store~2\\Milk&2~for~$15&$8~each\\Apple&5~for~$10&6~for~$11\\.&.&.\\.&.&.\end{array}\)

Answer 17

ok one sec

Answer 18

sorry almost done @Sachintha

Answer 19

im filling in the quantity right now

Answer 20

ill show you prices actualy cause i think i might need help on quatity

Answer 21

for quantity i put my prices there right?

Answer 22

also that page is supposed to be blank sorry

Answer 23

still here?

Answer 24

Ok guess not

Answer 25

That seems fine. Now fill the quantity price table for each item on both stores.
For example take apple.
$$
\bf Store~1\\
\begin{array}{ccc}
&\sf Quantity&|&\sf Price
\\\hline
&1&|&$5
\\\hline
&2&|&$10
\\\hline
&3&|&$15
\\\hline
&.&|&.
\\\hline
&.&|&.
\end{array}
\\Equation = 5x
$$
$$
\bf Store~2\\
\begin{array}{ccc}
&\sf Quantity&|&\sf Price
\\\hline
&1&|&$6.50
\\\hline
&2&|&$13.00
\\\hline
&3&|&$19.50
\\\hline
&.&|&.
\\\hline
&.&|&.
\end{array}
\\Equation = 6.50x
$$
Here \(x\) is a variable taken as the quantity.

Answer 26

So as you can see in the chart and table, it's best to buy apple from store 1 since it is cheap.