6. The price of a necklace is four times that of a bracelet. Let the price of the bracelet be $x. (i) Express the price of the necklace in terms of x.

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Ethan Brouwer asked Jul 21, 2022

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6. The price of a necklace is four times that of a

bracelet. Let the price of the bracelet be $x.
(i) Express the price of the necklace in terms of x.

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Answer:

The necklace is 4x.

Explanation:

If the bracelet is x and the necklace is 4 times greater you would multiply the cost of the bracelet by 4. Meaning it would be X *4= 4x (x multiplied 4 times.)

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