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At the supermarket you can fill your own honey bear container. A custoner buys 12 oz of honey for $ 5.40.


A. how much does honey cost per ounce?

B. how much honey can you buy per dollar?

C. write to different equations that represent this situation. use h for ounces of honey and c for cost in dollars.

D. Choose one of your equations and sketch its graph. be sure to label the axes. ((DUE TOMMAROW))

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Total number of oz of honey = 12 oz.

Cost of 12 oz of honey  = $5.40.

Cost per oz of honey = 5.40 divided 12 = $0.45 per oz.

Therefore,

a) Cost per ounce of honey = $0.45.

b) Number of ounces we can buy for one dollar = 12 divided by 5.40 = 2.22 oz approximatly.

c)

h = 2.22c, wherr h is the number of ounces of honey for c dollars.

c=0.45h, where c is the total cost of h number of ounces of honey.

d) Let us take c=0.45h equation for graph the situation.

x-axis would be for h number of ounces of honey and y-axis is the total cost c of h ounces of honey.

Let us find some values of h and c for the graph.

For equation: c=0.45h for h=1,we get c=$0.45.

If we plug h=2, we get c= 0.45*2 = $0.90.

If we plug h=3, we get c= 0.45*3 = $1.35.

Therefore, we would plot (1,0.45), (2,0.90) and (3,1.35) on the graph and draw a straight line.


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MrRoyal

The relationship between the honey bear and the rates is an illustration of a linear function.

  • The price of honey per ounce is $0.45
  • $1 will buy you 2.22 ounce of honey
  • The equations for this situation are [tex]\mathbf{h = 2.22c}[/tex] and [tex]\mathbf{c = 0.45h}[/tex]

(a) The unit price of honey

From the question, we have:

[tex]\mathbf{\$5.40 = 12oz}[/tex]

So, the unit rate is:

[tex]\mathbf{Unit = \frac{\$5.40}{ 12oz}}[/tex]

[tex]\mathbf{Unit = \$0.45\ per\ oz}[/tex]

The price of honey per ounce is $0.45

(b) Quantity of honey for $1

In (a), we have:

[tex]\mathbf{Unit = \$0.45\ per\ oz}[/tex]

Take the inverse

[tex]\mathbf{Qty = \frac{1}{0.45}}[/tex]

[tex]\mathbf{Qty = 2.22}[/tex]

$1 will buy you 2.22 ounce of honey

(c) Different equations

Let represents the cost of honey, and h represent the ounce

In (a), we have:

[tex]\mathbf{Unit = \$0.45\ per\ oz}[/tex]

As an equation, it becomes

[tex]\mathbf{c = 0.45h}[/tex]

In (b), we have:

[tex]\mathbf{Qty = 2.22}[/tex]

As an equation, it becomes

[tex]\mathbf{h = 2.22c}[/tex]

Hence, the equations for this situation are [tex]\mathbf{h = 2.22c}[/tex] and [tex]\mathbf{c = 0.45h}[/tex]

(d) The graph

See attachment for the graph of [tex]\mathbf{c = 0.45h}[/tex]

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