A grocery store sells a 2.5 pound bag of mixed nuts for 9.25. the prices of mized nuts are proportional. determine if each of the following bags couldve been sold by the grocery store

a. 4.4 pounds for $16.28

b. 3.2 pounds for $12

c. 2.8 pounds for $10.50

thx and brainliest for first answer

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Olive Webb

15 August, 21:51

A grocery store sells a 2.5 pound bag of mixed nuts for 9.25. the prices of mized nuts are proportional. determine if each of the following bags couldve been sold by the grocery store

a. 4.4 pounds for $16.28

b. 3.2 pounds for $12

c. 2.8 pounds for $10.50

thx and brainliest for first answer

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Tony Duncan · Answer 1

Finding the value of the second variable when the first variable is equal to one and then multiplying the second variable by the first variable of each answer will always work in this situation (two variable).

A grocery store sells a 2.5 pound bag of mixed nuts for 9.25. the prices of mized nuts are proportional. determine if each of the following bags couldve been sold by the grocery storea. 4.4 pounds for $16.28b. 3.2 pounds for $12c. 2.8 pounds for $10.50thx and brainliest for first answer

A grocery store sells a 2.5 pound bag of mixed nuts for 9.25. the prices of mized nuts are proportional. determine if each of the following bags couldve been sold by the grocery store

a. 4.4 pounds for $16.28

b. 3.2 pounds for $12

c. 2.8 pounds for $10.50

thx and brainliest for first answer