Jane purchased x number of sweaters for $60. Each sweater was on sale for the same price. Which expression represents the price of one sweater?

A)

x

$60

B) $60x

C)

$60

x

D) $60 - x

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Willie Long

Mathematics

1 January, 19:35

Jane purchased x number of sweaters for $60. Each sweater was on sale for the same price. Which expression represents the price of one sweater?

A)

x

$60

B) $60x

C)

$60

x

D) $60 - x

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Answers (2)

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Riley Davila · Answer 1

Answer: c) is $60/x

Step-by-step explanation:

Hi, to answer this question we have to calculate the price of each sweater by dividing the total cost of the purchase ($60) by the number of sweaters bought (x).

Mathematically speaking

$60/x sweater = 60/x

Assuming that option c) is $60/x, is the correct option.

Feel free to ask for more if needed or if you did not understand something.

Gabriel Woodward · Answer 2

X Divided by 60

Step-by-step explanation:

It should be x divided by 60

Jane purchased x number of sweaters for $60. Each sweater was on sale for the same price. Which expression represents the price of one sweater?A)x$60B) $60xC)$60xD) $60 - x

Jane purchased x number of sweaters for $60. Each sweater was on sale for the same price. Which expression represents the price of one sweater?

A)

x

$60

B) $60x

C)

$60

x

D) $60 - x