At the supermarket you can fill your own Honeybear container. A customer buys 12 ounces of honey for $5.40. 1.How much does honey cost per ounce?
2. how much honey can you buy per dollar? Round your answer to the nearest 10th.

3. write two different equations that represent the situation use H for ounces of honey and C for the cost in dollars.

Total number of oz of honey = 12 oz.
Cost of 12 oz of honey = $5.40.
Cost per oz of honey = 5.40 divided 12 = $0.45 per oz.
Therefore,
a) Cost per ounce of honey = $0.45.
b) Number of ounces we can buy for one dollar = 12 divided by 5.40 = 2.22 oz approximatly.
c)
h = 2.22c, wherr h is the number of ounces of honey for c dollars.
c=0.45h, where c is the total cost of h number of ounces of honey.
d) Let us take c=0.45h equation for graph the situation.
x-axis would be for h number of ounces of honey and y-axis is the total cost c of h ounces of honey.
Let us find some values of h and c for the graph.
For equation: c=0.45h for h=1,we get c=$0.45.
If we plug h=2, we get c= 0.45*2 = $0.90.
If we plug h=3, we get c= 0.45*3 = $1.35.
Therefore, we would plot (1,0.45), (2,0.90) and (3,1.35) on the graph and draw a straight line.

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