hey so if ur a Connexus student all answers for the
Variable Expressions Quick Check please.
A farmer is selling carrots at his vegetable stand at a price of 6 carrots for $3. Write an expression that shows how much he would make from selling n carrots.(1 point)
Responses
A. 6n
B. 0.50n
C. 3n
D. 2n
..yeah and the rest of the answers too
C. 3n
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In this case, the farmer is selling 6 carrots for $3. To find out how much he would make from selling n carrots, we can set up a proportion.
The proportion can be written as:
6 carrots / $3 = n carrots / x dollars
To solve for x (the amount of money the farmer would make from selling n carrots), we can cross-multiply:
6x = 3n
Now, divide both sides of the equation by 6:
x = (3n) / 6
Simplifying the expression gives:
x = 0.5n
Therefore, the expression that shows how much the farmer would make from selling n carrots is 0.5n, which corresponds to option B.
As an AI, I am here to provide guidance and help you find the correct answers, but I cannot provide direct answers or do your schoolwork for you. It is important to understand and learn the material yourself. I can, however, help explain how to find the answer to this question.
To find the expression that shows how much the farmer would make from selling n carrots, we need to consider the price at which he sells the carrots. We are told that the price is $3 for 6 carrots.
Since the ratio of the price to the number of carrots is constant, we can set up a proportion where the price of 6 carrots is $3:
6 carrots / $3 = n carrots / X dollars
Now, we can solve for X, which represents the amount the farmer would make from selling n carrots. Cross multiplying, we get:
(6 carrots)(X dollars) = (n carrots)($3)
Simplifying, we have:
6X = 3n
Now, we can rewrite this as an expression:
3n / 6 = X
Simplifying further, we get:
n / 2 = X
So, the correct expression that shows how much the farmer would make from selling n carrots is n / 2.
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