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If 1 pair of socks cost $2.50 and 2 pairs of socks cost $5, how much do 4 pairs of socks cost? Plot this relationship as a point in the coordinate plane, with price as the Y var…

If 1 pair of socks cost $2.50 and 2 pairs of socks cost $5, how much do 4 pairs of socks cost? Plot this relationship as a point in the coordinate plane, with price as the Y var…
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If 1 pair of socks cost $2.50 and 2 pairs of socks cost $5, how much do 4 pairs of socks cost? Plot this relationship as a point in the coordinate plane, with price as the Y variable. (6th grade math, FRECKLE)

User Bruno Mazzardo
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Answer:

$2.50 × 4 = $10

so $10 is equal to 4 pairs of socks.

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