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A store sells socks at $3 per pair.
Complete the table to show the prices you would pay for different numbers of pairs of socks.
1
2
4
9
18
15
Pairs of Socks
DRAG AND DROP
AN ITEM HERE
DRAG AND DROP
AN ITEM HERE
Cost ($)
3
12
DRAG AND DROP
AN ITEM HERE
6
To find the total cost for different numbers of pairs of socks, simply multiply the number of pairs by the price per pair, which is $3. Here’s the breakdown for each quantity:
– For 1 pair: 1 × $3 = $3
– For 2 pairs: 2 × $3 = $6
– For 4 pairs: 4 × $3 = $12
– For 9 pairs: 9 × $3 = $27
– For 18 pairs: 18 × $3 = $54
– For 15 pairs: 15 × $3 = $45
So, you can fill in the table as follows:
– 1 pair: $3
– 2 pairs: $6
– 4 pairs: $12
– 9 pairs: $27
– 18 pairs: $54
– 15 pairs: $45
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