At store A, 3 pounds of apples cost $12.
At store B, the cost is given by y = 2x where y is the cost in dollars and x is the number of pounds of apples.
The cost of apples at store C is shown in the graph.

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TETSXPREME · Answer

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TETSXPREME · Answer

What is the unit price of apples at store A? Explain how you found this unit price.

Questionnare · Answer

Try dividing 12 / 3.

Questionnare · Answer

@questionnare wrote:

Try dividing 12 / 3.

for store A*

iFish · Answer

So, it's saying 3 pounds of apples is 12 dollars.

Now, we're trying to figure out how much each pound of apple costs.
Let's set y=pounds and x= cost.
(On this graph)

Let me graph this question for you.

iFish · Answer

That's for Store A.), you can find the price per pound, using that graph.

TETSXPREME · Answer

wait whats the answer:?

YRJ8498 · Answer

@tetsxpreme wrote:

wait whats the answer:?

LMAO it might be 4

iFish · Answer

Well, do you see how each time I buy a pound of apples, it cost four dollars?

Look on this graph:

TETSXPREME · Answer

4 bucks

iFish · Answer

Exactly! $4.00 ~ Per Pound !

iFish · Answer

$$y=$4.00$$
$$x=1~~Pound$$

Placing that into the equation for Store B.)

$$y=2x$$

Based, on that it states, It's 2 dollars for one pound.

TETSXPREME · Answer

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