From Delta math

Question

A grocery store sells a bag of 7 oranges for $4.83. How much would it cost for 12 oranges?

Answer 1

the cost per orange here is

$4.83 / 7 = $0.69 per orange

from there then you can multiply by 11 to find the total cost of 11 oranges

$0.69/orange x 12 oranges = $8.28

Answer 2

If 7 oranges cost $4.83, then the price for 1 orange can be found by 4.83/7 = .69. If each orange costs $0.69, then 12 oranges would cost 12 X 0.69 = $8.28.

Hope this helps!

Answer 3

4.83 / 7 = x / 12

Can you solve for x and answer?