Houa bought 11 chicken wings for \( \$ 23.10 \). How much does each wing cost? On the double number line below, fill in the given values, then use multiplic:

To find the cost of each chicken wing, you'll want to divide the total cost by the number of wings. So, you take \( \$ 23.10 \) and divide it by \( 11 \). Doing the math gives you approximately \( \$ 2.10 \) per wing. To visualize this on a double number line, you can make one line represent the total cost and another represent the number of wings. You would mark \( 0 \) to \( 23.10 \) on one line and from \( 0 \) to \( 11 \) on the other. Each increment on the cost line would correspond to an increment on the wing line, helping illustrate how the two are related!