Mathematics, 18.12.2020 17:20 sandra5456

Winston earns $140.00 by selling 56 hot dogs at a concession stand at school. Using the same rate for the cost of one hot dog, how many hot dogs would Winston need to sell to earn a total of $175.00? A. 14
B. 70
C.350
D.2.5

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