A package of pencils cost $6.25 per set at an office supply store. Which equation can be used to determine the price, P, of n sets of these pencils? n = 6.25P P = 6.25n n equals 6.25 over P P equals 6.25 over n
The price is P and the cost is the same thing as the price correct?
yes
The thing is P could also refer to package or pencils
true
im kinda confused on that part
A package of pencils cost $6.25 (per) set at an office supply store. ....per.... I'm confused too..if I make a mistake the answer might be wrong but I would say the last answer
Don't you think so Kitty?
Pup you called me?
Ummmmmm is that a nooo?
Nooooo I didn't........
I think its the top one but im not sure
im sorry im not help here ummmm @Hero HELP
Hmm....Well since 6.25 is the price that makes sense too
@KittyGirl
I have the answer XD
We are both wrong so it's actually the second choice
how?
(Asking my mom rn...cuz she used to be a math teacher..)
oh ok
Because Price(P) = the unit price which is 6.25 x the amount of pack you buy which is (n)
@Razor can you come here for a sec?
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