Multiplying Monomials by Polynomials

a fish market sells sushi-grade tuna having a length of f feet at a price of 4f-2 dollars per foot, meaning that the larger the fish is, the greater its price per foot will be. if the market made $552 selling a single tuna, what was the length of the fish?

a fish market sells sushi-grade tuna having a length of f feet at a price of 4f-2 dollars per foot, meaning that the larger the fish is, the greater its price per foot will be. if the market made $552 selling a single tuna, what was the length of the fish?

Multiplying Monomials by Polynomials

a fish market sells sushi-grade tuna having a length of f feet at a price of 4f-2 dollars per foot, meaning that the larger the fish is, the greater its price per foot will be. if the market made $552 selling a single tuna, what was the length of the fish?

a fish market sells sushi-grade tuna having a length of f feet at a price of 4f-2 dollars per foot, meaning that the larger the fish is, the greater its price per foot will be. if the market made $552 selling a single tuna, what was the length of the fish?