IXL | Interpret frequency tables: one-step problems

Jon sells boxes of fruit at a roadside market. On Thursday, he tracked his sales in a frequency table.

If each box of cherries costs $8, how much money did Jon make from cherries?

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Last year, Dirk ran in several races to raise money for charity. He recorded the races he ran in this frequency table.

If Dirk raised $95 for each half marathon he ran, how much money did he raise from running half marathons?

The frequencies tell you how many of each type of race he ran. Start by finding how many half-marathon races Dirk ran.

Dirk ran 2 half marathons, and he raised $95 in each. Multiply.

2	×	$95	=	$190

Number of half-marathon races		Amount raised per race		Total amount raised

Dirk raised $190 from running half marathons.

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