Question

The corner store sells one of its magazines for $ 6.75 including tax. On one weekend the store collected $ 114.75nfrom the sale of this particular magazine. What expression can be used to find the number of magazines, n, sold by the store for that weekend?

6.75÷114.75=n
6.75÷n = 114.75
6.75n=114.75
6.75 + n= 114.75​

Answer 1

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Answer:

(c) 6.75n=114.75

Explanation:

If one magazine sells for 6.75, then n magazines will sell for a total of 6.75n. That total is said to be 114.75, so we have ...

6.75n = 114.75