SOLUTION: You are buying 2.0 kilograms of cherries priced at $3.95 per kilogram. How much will you pay?
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Question 735009: You are buying 2.0 kilograms of cherries priced at $3.95 per kilogram. How much will you pay?
Answer by josgarithmetic(39623) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Simple Proportion.
m = "how much you pay", in dollars
2 kilograms / m = 1 kilogram / 3.95 dollars
their reciprocals will also equal
dollars
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