Angeline bought s yards of satin fabric priced at $8.09 per yard, and c yards of cotton fabric priced at $3.79 per yard. Use

$70.77

Step-by-step explanation:

A=8.09s+3.79c

A=8.09(5)+3.79(8)

A=40.45+30.32

A=70.77

$70.77

Step-by-step explanation:

5s+8c=?

5(8.09) + 8(3.79) = ?

40.45 + 30.32 = ?

$70.77

70.77

Step-by-step explanation:

Let  represents the total cost. We know for our problem that each yard of satin fabric costs $8.09, so  yards will cost . similarly,  each yard of cotton fabric costs $3.79, so  yards will cost . We can also infer that the total cost, , will be the sum of the yards of satin fabric and the yards of cotton fabric, so:

Now, to determine the amount that Angeline would spend in all if she bought 5 yards of satin fabric and 8 yards of cotton fabric, we just need to replace  and  in our expression:

We can conclude that if Angeline would spend in all if she bought 5 yards of satin fabric and 8 yards of cotton fabric, she would spend $70.77

Angeline will spend $70.77

Step-by-step explanation:

y = 8.09(5) + 3.79(8)

y= 30.32 + 40.45

y = 70.77

Let [tex]A[/tex] represents the total cost. We know for our problem that each yard of satin fabric costs $8.09, so [tex]s[/tex] yards will cost [tex]8.09s[/tex]. similarly,  each yard of cotton fabric costs $3.79, so [tex]c[/tex] yards will cost [tex]3.79c[/tex]. We can also infer that the total cost, [tex]A[/tex], will be the sum of the yards of satin fabric and the yards of cotton fabric, so:
[tex]A=8.09s+3.79c[/tex]

Now, to determine the amount that Angeline would spend in all if she bought 5 yards of satin fabric and 8 yards of cotton fabric, we just need to replace [tex]s=5[/tex] and [tex]c=8[/tex] in our expression:
[tex]A=8.09s+3.79c[/tex]
[tex]A=8.09(5)+3.79(8)[/tex]
[tex]A=40.45+30.32[/tex]
[tex]A=70.77[/tex]

We can conclude that if Angeline would spend in all if she bought 5 yards of satin fabric and 8 yards of cotton fabric, she would spend $70.77