2) A construction contractor used the equation 11.52 = (1.44) 8 to

calculate how much 8 boxes of nails would cost him. How

much would 2 boxes of nails cost him?

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Jordon Cordova

Mathematics

18 January, 00:57

2) A construction contractor used the equation 11.52 = (1.44) 8 to

calculate how much 8 boxes of nails would cost him. How

much would 2 boxes of nails cost him?

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Louis Yang · Answer 1

2.88

Explanation:

If you break down the equation we see that 8 is the number of boxes and 1.44 is the price of each box. So if you wanted to change the equation the formula would be: (1.44) x = cost so if you wanted to figure out how much 2 boxes would be, you just plug in 2 for x and you get (1.44) 2 = 2.88

2) A construction contractor used the equation 11.52 = (1.44) 8 tocalculate how much 8 boxes of nails would cost him. Howmuch would 2 boxes of nails cost him?

2) A construction contractor used the equation 11.52 = (1.44) 8 to

calculate how much 8 boxes of nails would cost him. How

much would 2 boxes of nails cost him?