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If the price of a 7-pound bag of dried black beans is $9.80, which of the following statements is true? Choose 1 answer: (A) The price of the dried black beans is $1.00 per pound. (B) The price of the dried black beans is $1.40 per pound. (C) The price of the dried black beans is $2.80 per pound. (D) The price of the dried black beans is $68.60 per pound.

If the price of a 77-pound bag of dried black beans is $9.80\$9.80, which of the following statements is true?\newlineChoose 11 answer:\newline(A) The price of the dried black beans is $1.00\$1.00 per pound.\newline(B) The price of the dried black beans is $1.40\$1.40 per pound.\newline(C) The price of the dried black beans is $2.80\$2.80 per pound.\newline(D) The price of the dried black beans is $68.60\$68.60 per pound.

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Q. If the price of a 77-pound bag of dried black beans is $9.80\$9.80, which of the following statements is true?\newlineChoose 11 answer:\newline(A) The price of the dried black beans is $1.00\$1.00 per pound.\newline(B) The price of the dried black beans is $1.40\$1.40 per pound.\newline(C) The price of the dried black beans is $2.80\$2.80 per pound.\newline(D) The price of the dried black beans is $68.60\$68.60 per pound.
  1. Calculate Price per Pound: To find the price per pound, divide the total price by the number of pounds.\newlineCalculate the price per pound using the given total price ($\(9\).\(80\)) and the weight of the bag (\(7\) pounds).\(\newline\)\(\$9.80 \div 7 \text{ pounds} = \$1.40 \text{ per pound}.\)
  2. Check Calculation: Check the calculation for any mathematical errors.\(\newline\)\(\$9.80 \div 7 = \$1.40\)\(\newline\)No errors found in the calculation.
  3. Compare with Options: Compare the calculated price per pound with the options provided.\(\newline\)The calculated price per pound is \(\$1.40\), which matches option (B).

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