The cost per ounce of a drink, c, in cents, varies inversely as the number of ounces, n. Six ounces of the drink costs 60 cents per ounce. Find the equation that represents this relationship. Note: Enter

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The cost per ounce of a drink, c, in cents, varies inversely as the number of ounces, n. Six ounces of the drink costs 60 cents

per ounce. Find the equation that represents this relationship.
Note: Enter your answer in cents

C=

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Answer:9

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Answer: c= 360/n

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c=k/n, for c=60 and n=6 so equation would be 360/n

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