A 3-pound tub of butter at n dollars per pound costs $3.85. 3n = 3.85 3 - n = 3.85 3 + n = 3.85 3/n = 3.85

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Prince Wheeler

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16 February, 16:58

A 3-pound tub of butter at n dollars per pound costs $3.85. 3n = 3.85 3 - n = 3.85 3 + n = 3.85 3/n = 3.85

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Damian Esparza · Answer 1

Given:

3-pound tub of butter costs $3.85

3.85/3 = 1.2833 per pound.

3n = 3.85

3 (1.2833) = 3.85

3.8499 = 3.85

3.85 = 3.85

Darion Yoder · Answer 2

If you would like to know how much does a 1-pound tub of butter cost, you can calculate this using the following steps:

3-pound tub of butter ... $3.85

1-pound tub of butter ... $n = ?

3 * n = 3.85 * 1

3 * n = 3.85

n = 3.85 / 3

n = $1.28

The correct result would be 3 * n = 3.85.