The cost, y, of red grapes can be represented by the equation y = 3x, where x is the number of pounds of red grapes.

Question

The graph shows the cost of green grapes.
Which type of grape costs more per pound?
Cost of Green Grapes
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Cost ($)
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Weight (pounds)
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Red and green grapes cost the same.
Green grapes
Red grapes

Answer 1

To determine which type of grape costs more per pound, we need to analyze the provided information about the costs of red and green grapes.

Given the equation for the cost of red grapes: \[ y = 3x \] This equation indicates that the cost of red grapes (y) is $3 per pound (since x is the number of pounds).

Now, let's look at the cost of green grapes as shown on the graph. Although I can't see the graph, I can guide you on how to interpret it:

1. Identify the cost of green grapes for a specific weight (x) by looking at the graph.
2. Calculate the cost per pound for green grapes by dividing the total cost by the number of pounds.

If you identify that green grapes have a slope (cost per pound) that is greater than 3, then green grapes are more expensive per pound. If the slope is less than 3, then red grapes are more expensive. If the slope is exactly 3, then they cost the same per pound.

In summary:

• Cost of red grapes is $3 per pound.
• Check the slope of the line for green grapes to compare.

If you provide the specific details from the graph (like data points), I can help you further interpret the cost comparison!

Answer 2

Pick one amswe

Answer 3

Since the cost of red grapes is described by the equation \( y = 3x \), the cost per pound for red grapes is $3.

To determine which type of grape costs more per pound, you would need to look at the graph of green grapes. If the cost per pound for green grapes (determined from the graph) is:

• Less than $3: Red grapes cost more per pound.
• More than $3: Green grapes cost more per pound.
• Equal to $3: Both types cost the same.

Without specific values from the graph, I can't definitively state which costs more, but if you establish that green grapes cost, for example, $2 per pound or $4 per pound, you can make the comparison directly:

• If green grapes cost $2 per pound, then red grapes cost more.
• If green grapes cost $4 per pound, then green grapes cost more.

If you have the specific cost for green grapes per pound, please share, and I can give you a conclusive answer. Otherwise, based on the equation given, red grapes cost $3 per pound.

Answer 4

PICK ONE!!!!!!

Answer 5

I apologize for the confusion.

Red grapes cost more per pound than green grapes if their cost is confirmed to be $3 per pound. Therefore, unless you provide specific information indicating otherwise from the graph, I would choose:

Red grapes cost more per pound.

Answer 6

That’s not even an answer.

Answer 7

I apologize for the confusion in my previous responses. Based on the information given:

Red grapes cost $3 per pound.

If I were to make a definitive choice based on this information alone and without specific data from the graph regarding green grapes:

If the cost of green grapes (from the graph) is less than $3 per pound, then:

Green grapes cost less per pound.

If it is more than $3 per pound, then:

Green grapes cost more per pound.

If the graph shows that green grapes are exactly $3 per pound, then:

They cost the same.

Please clarify the data from the graph if you want a precise comparison. But if I have to choose without that information:

Choose Green grapes cost less per pound if we assume the common pricing of grapes where green grapes are typically less expensive than red grapes.

Thank you for your patience!