Answer:
BRAND A unit cost = $4
BRAND B unit cost = $4.8
We'll conclud that, BRAND A unit cost seems lesser than that of BRAND B. Hence it's the better buy
Step-by-step explanation:
BRAND A OLIVE OIL:
33-fluid-once bottle = $16.50
1 fluid-once bottle = $16.50/33
1 fluid-once bottle = $0.5
BRAND B OLIVE OIL:
1 Cup = $4.8
We would have just gone straight up and compare to the better buy from the values of their unit cost BUT, we observe that, the both olive oil are on different unit of measurements.
BRAND A OLIVE OIL is given in Fluid ounce
BRAND B OLIVE OIL is given in Cups
Our task here is to get a way to unify this difference.
Let's do this now; from standard it is known that:
1 cup = 8 fluid ounce.
Therefore,
1 cup = 8 fluid ounce
X cup = $ 0.5 fluid ounce
Cost for 8 fluid ounce in CUPS
= 8 * $0.5
= $4
NOW IT MEANS:
for BRAND A
1 cup cost $4
for BRAND B
1 cup cost $4.8
We'll conclud that, BRAND A unit cost seems lesser than that of BRAND B. Hence it's the better buy