Question
Raphael went to the store and bought 2 1/2 pounds of chicken breasts for $9.00. What was the cost per pound of the chicken breasts? Round your answer to the nearest cent, if necessary
Answers
GPT 3.5
To find the cost per pound of the chicken breasts, we need to divide the total cost by the total weight.
Cost per pound = Total cost / Total weight
Cost per pound = $9.00 / 2.5 pounds
Cost per pound = $3.60
Therefore, the cost per pound of the chicken breasts was $3.60.
Cost per pound = Total cost / Total weight
Cost per pound = $9.00 / 2.5 pounds
Cost per pound = $3.60
Therefore, the cost per pound of the chicken breasts was $3.60.
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Whats the cost for 2 and 3 pounds
GPT 3.5
To find the cost for 2 pounds of chicken breasts, we can multiply the cost per pound by 2:
Cost for 2 pounds = $3.60/pound * 2 pounds = $7.20
To find the cost for 3 pounds of chicken breasts, we can multiply the cost per pound by 3:
Cost for 3 pounds = $3.60/pound * 3 pounds = $10.80
Therefore, the cost for 2 pounds of chicken breasts would be $7.20 and the cost for 3 pounds of chicken breasts would be $10.80.
Cost for 2 pounds = $3.60/pound * 2 pounds = $7.20
To find the cost for 3 pounds of chicken breasts, we can multiply the cost per pound by 3:
Cost for 3 pounds = $3.60/pound * 3 pounds = $10.80
Therefore, the cost for 2 pounds of chicken breasts would be $7.20 and the cost for 3 pounds of chicken breasts would be $10.80.