Which equations models this problem?

Chelsea paid $54.90 for nine bath towels. What is the unit price, p, per towel?

A. 9p=54.90

B. P/9=54.90

C. P/54.90

D. 54.90p=9

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Libby Avila

14 November, 02:42

Which equations models this problem?

Chelsea paid $54.90 for nine bath towels. What is the unit price, p, per towel?

A. 9p=54.90

B. P/9=54.90

C. P/54.90

D. 54.90p=9

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Bryant Spencer · Answer 1

A, because in order to find the price for each unit you must divide the total price by the number of units bought and 9p=54.90 you would end up dividing both sides by nine which would then get you to find the price of each unit

Which equations models this problem?Chelsea paid $54.90 for nine bath towels. What is the unit price, p, per towel?A. 9p=54.90B. P/9=54.90C. P/54.90D. 54.90p=9

Which equations models this problem?

Chelsea paid $54.90 for nine bath towels. What is the unit price, p, per towel?

A. 9p=54.90

B. P/9=54.90

C. P/54.90

D. 54.90p=9