Asked by Yareyaredaze
ken bought d dozen roses for r dollars represent the cost of one rose
A. r/d
B. 12d/r
C. 12r/d
D. r/12d
A. r/d
B. 12d/r
C. 12r/d
D. r/12d
Answers
Answered by
Reiny
Suppose you had actual numbers here:
Kken bought 5 dozen roses for $72.00 dollars represent the cost of one rose
What steps would you take to find the cost of 1 rose to be $1.20 ?
Now repeat those same steps using the variables d and r.
Kken bought 5 dozen roses for $72.00 dollars represent the cost of one rose
What steps would you take to find the cost of 1 rose to be $1.20 ?
Now repeat those same steps using the variables d and r.
Answered by
oobleck
you can always multiply by 1 without changing anything. So your conversion from roses to dollars goes like this:
1 rose * 1 dozen/12 roses * r dollars/d dozen = r/12d dollars/rose
1 rose * 1 dozen/12 roses * r dollars/d dozen = r/12d dollars/rose
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