The price of 5 kilograms of premium fertilizer is the same as the price of 8 kilograms of regular fertilizer. If the price of premium fertilizer is y cents per kilogram more than the price of regular fertilizer, what is the price, in cents, per kilogram of premium fertilizer?	Options
A) y/30
B) 5/6*y
C) 6/5*y
D) 5y
E) 8y/3
Usingpfor premium andrfor regular, I got two equations from the question stem:   5p = 8r and p = r+y   Substitute for p: 5(r+y) = 8r   Distribute: 5r + 5y = 8r   Subtract 5r from both sides: 5y = 3r   Plug back into the first equation: 5p = 8(5y/3)   Distribute: 5p = 40y/3   Divide both sides by 5: p = 8y/3   The answer is 8y/3.
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The price of 5 kilograms of premium fertilizer is the same as the price of 8 kilograms of regular fertilizer. If the price of premium fertilizer is y cents per kilogram more than the price of regular fertilizer, what is the price, in cents, per kilogram of premium fertilizer?