. Complete the equation that models the cost, c
, of each bag of lemons.
3 answers
To find the cost, \( c \), of each bag of lemons, you can divide the total cost by the number of bags. The equation can be expressed as follows:
\[ c = \frac{19.75}{5} \]
So, the completed equation that models the cost of each bag of lemons is:
\[ c = \frac{19.75}{5} \]
Calculating that gives:
\[ c = 3.95 \]
Thus, each bag of lemons costs $3.95.
Thank you for your clarification! Yes, you are correct. The equation that models the total cost of the lemons based on the cost per bag, \( c \), and the number of bags (5) is:
\[ 5c = 19.75 \]
This equation states that the total cost of 5 bags of lemons (5 times the cost per bag, \( c \)) equals $19.75. Thank you for pointing that out!
