Question

A local store is selling fresh tuna. The table below shows the price for the amount of tuna. Amount of tuna (in pounds) Price (in dollars) The price for each pound of tuna is not always the same. The price for each pound of tuna appears to be the same. Predicted amount of tuna that sells for $50:

Answer 1

The price for each pound of tuna appears to be the same and the predicted amount of tuna that sells for 50$ is 10 pounds because every two pounds it equals 10$ so if you count in twos it would be 6 pounds =30$ and then 8 pounds = 40$ but if you divide the pattern 1 pound = 5$ so 40$+$5=45$ but if counting by twos 10 pounds = 50$