Clark has a budget of / $12$12dollar sign, 12 to spend to buy nuts for a party. The three lines represent the cost of buying bags of three kinds of nuts (walnuts, pecans, or peanuts) of varying weights.

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Adalynn Mccoy

Mathematics

22 January, 18:06

Clark has a budget of / $12$12dollar sign, 12 to spend to buy nuts for a party. The three lines represent the cost of buying bags of three kinds of nuts (walnuts, pecans, or peanuts) of varying weights.

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Daugherty · Answer 1

Peanuts

Step-by-step explanation:

In this screenshot, peanuts (purple line) is farthest on the pounds lines (x access lines). The "title" for the x access line is pounds. That represents the quantity of the nuts. So, which line is farthest on the pounds line (which nut can you get the biggest quantity for while paying the least amount for it) ? The answer would be the peanut line. It says in the graph that you can pay $1 for 0.5 pounds, whereas with the walnuts and pecans, you get a smaller amount. So, the final answer would be peanuts.