Algebra; convert.

"Mr. Swanson bought a package of 10 disposable razors for $6.30. He found that each razor lasted for 1 week. What was the cost per day? "

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Madison Shannon

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25 September, 07:22

Algebra; convert.

"Mr. Swanson bought a package of 10 disposable razors for $6.30. He found that each razor lasted for 1 week. What was the cost per day? "

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Cierra Rogers · Answer 1

10 razors ... 1 lasts for 1 week ... so 10 would last for 10 weeks.

1 week = 7 days ... so 10 weeks = 70 days.

6.30 / 70 = 0.09 per day (it would cost 9 cents per day)

Algebra; convert."Mr. Swanson bought a package of 10 disposable razors for $6.30. He found that each razor lasted for 1 week. What was the cost per day? "

Algebra; convert.

"Mr. Swanson bought a package of 10 disposable razors for $6.30. He found that each razor lasted for 1 week. What was the cost per day? "