Questions: ASSESSMENT Question 1 of 1699 Which statements is true? A. Charly's taco stand charges 8 for one taco. Charly's taco stand charges 50 for half a dozen tacos. B. Charly's taco stand charges 8 for one taco. Charly's taco stand charges 45 for half a dozen tacos. C. Charly's taco stand charges 8 for one taco. Charly's taco stand charges 42 for half a dozen tacos. D. Charly's taco stand charges 8 for one taco. Charly's taco stand charges 48 for half a dozen tacos.

ASSESSMENT Question 1 of 1699 Which statements is true? A. Charly's taco stand charges 8 for one taco. Charly's taco stand charges 50 for half a dozen tacos. B. Charly's taco stand charges 8 for one taco. Charly's taco stand charges 45 for half a dozen tacos. C. Charly's taco stand charges 8 for one taco. Charly's taco stand charges 42 for half a dozen tacos. D. Charly's taco stand charges 8 for one taco. Charly's taco stand charges 48 for half a dozen tacos.
Transcript text: ASSESSMENT Question 1 of 1699 Which statements is true? A. Charly's taco stand charges 8$ for one taco. Charly's taco stand charges 50$ for half a dozen tacos. B. Charly's taco stand charges 8$ for one taco. Charly's taco stand charges 45$ for half a dozen tacos. C. Charly's taco stand charges 8$ for one taco. Charly's taco stand charges 42$ for half a dozen tacos. D. Charly's taco stand charges 8$ for one taco. Charly's taco stand charges 48$ for half a dozen tacos.
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Solution Steps

Step 1: Analyze the cost of one taco

All options state that Charly's taco stand charges \$8 for one taco. This is consistent across all choices.

Step 2: Calculate the expected cost for half a dozen tacos

Half a dozen tacos means 6 tacos. If one taco costs \$8, then 6 tacos should cost: \[ 6 \times 8 = 48 \] So, the expected cost for half a dozen tacos is \$48.

Step 3: Compare the expected cost with the given options
  • Option A: Charges \$50 for half a dozen tacos. This is incorrect because \$50 ≠ \$48.
  • Option B: Charges \$45 for half a dozen tacos. This is incorrect because \$45 ≠ \$48.
  • Option C: Charges \$42 for half a dozen tacos. This is incorrect because \$42 ≠ \$48.
  • Option D: Charges \$48 for half a dozen tacos. This is correct because \$48 = \$48.

Final Answer

The correct statement is D.
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