Question

Julio is making lemonade to be sold at a fair. He bought 5 bags of lemons for $19.75
. Complete the equation that models the cost, c
, of each bag of lemons.(1 point)
__c =__

Answer 1

nope

Answer 2

To find the cost \( c \) of each bag of lemons, you can use the equation that models the total cost. Since Julio bought 5 bags of lemons for a total of $19.75, you can express this as:

\[
c = \frac{19.75}{5}
\]

So, the equation that models the cost of each bag of lemons is:

\[
c = \frac{19.75}{5}
\]

Answer 3

Apologies for the misunderstanding. Let's define the equation correctly.

If \( c \) represents the cost per bag of lemons and Julio bought 5 bags for a total of $19.75, the equation that models the total cost can be expressed as:

\[
5c = 19.75
\]

To express \( c \) in terms of the total cost, you can rearrange the equation:

\[
c = \frac{19.75}{5}
\]

This means:

1. \( 5c = 19.75 \) (total cost equation)
2. \( c = \frac{19.75}{5} \) (cost per bag)

So, the complete equation is:

\[
5c = 19.75
\]

This equation models the relationship between the total cost and the cost per bag of lemons.