Question

If blueberries cost 4.89 per pound and i have 6.3 pounds how much would i pay

Answer 1

$30.81

Explanation:

Set up an equation that represents the problem:

c = 4.89p

Where c is the cost and p is the number of pounds

Substitute:

c = 4.89(6.3)

Multiply:

c = 4.89(6.3)

c = 30.807

Since money only goes two places after the decimal point, round to the nearest hundredth.

c = 30.81

Therefore, you would pay $30.81 for 6.3 lbs of blueberries.

Answer 2

$30.81
That’s it because you have to multiply them together