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I have 24$ to buy bagels. How does the number of bagels I can buy depend on the price of the bagels? Write a formula for the function. If the number of Bagels is N, and the price of the bagel is P, find out what N =.

Note: N is a natural number.

n=p/24

Step-by-step explanation:

The amount you have is $24. The price is p. if p=, let's say 4, you would divide 24 by 4 (6) to get the amount you can buy. So n = 24/4. I'm not so good at explanations, so let me know if you get confused so that i can elaborate.

N=24/P

The number of bagels(N) would be equal to 24$ divided by the price of the bagels. If there is a remainder, round down because you cannot buy pieces of bagels.

Step-by-step explanation:

If you have 24$ to buy bagels, the amount of bagels depends on the price amount. The price of the bagels could also be called the independent variable, while the amount of bagels you end up getting would be the dependent variable.

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