Mathematics, 28.09.2020 16:01 PollyB2759

2. Nayala bought 5 pounds of mangos for $6.25. a. What is the price per pound for the mangos she bought?
1.25$
b. Which line below, A, B, C, represents the cost in dollars (y) to weight in
pounds (x) relationship?
Cost (dollars)
B
116.25)
W03,75)
KA2
Weight (pounds)
TAILL

2. Nayala bought 5 pounds of mangos for $6.25.

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