The price in dollars, y, of x pounds of almonds at store A is given by the equation y = 9.25x. Almonds at store B cost $8.50 per pound. How much more do 4 pounds of almonds cost at store A than at store

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The price in dollars, y, of x pounds of almonds at

store A is given by the equation y = 9.25x.
Almonds at store B cost $8.50 per pound.
How much more do 4 pounds of almonds cost at
store A than at store B?

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Answer:

Explanation:

A:y=9.25(4)

B:y=8.5(4)

A:y=37

B:y=34

37-34=$3

Camille R answered Nov 19, 2023

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