SOLUTION: A music store sells packages of guitar strings. David bought s strings for $24. Write an algebariac expression for the cost of one string.
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Question 642457: A music store sells packages of guitar strings. David bought s strings for $24. Write an algebariac expression for the cost of one string.
Answer by Alan3354(69443) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
A music store sells packages of guitar strings. David bought s strings for $24. Write an algebariac expression for the cost of one string.
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s = 24
Divide by s
1 = 24/s
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Cost of 1 string = $24/s
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They're sold in sets, tho, never seen 1 string bought or sold.
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