Which expression would represent the cost of one CD, if the total cost for three of them is $36? 3(36) 3 + 36 36 - 3

36/3= 12

Step-by-step explanation:

Let's look at the numbers: You paid #36 for 3 CD's, and you want to know how much 1 CD is. So! If we made an equation, we might say ?(3)=36. We know that multiplication builds, and division breaks down. So the SAME question stated as a division equation would be 36/3= ?

Try dividing 36 into 3 parts. Check you answer by multiplying your answer by 3, to get 36.

36/3=12

12(3)=36

So, 1 CD costs $12 :)

36/3= 12

Step-by-step explanation:

Let's look at the numbers: You paid #36 for 3 CD's, and you want to know how much 1 CD is. So! If we made an equation, we might say ?(3)=36. We know that multiplication builds, and division breaks down. So the SAME question stated as a division equation would be 36/3= ?

Try dividing 36 into 3 parts. Check you answer by multiplying your answer by 3, to get 36.

36/3=12

12(3)=36

So, 1 CD costs $12 :)

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