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snow_lady [41]
3 years ago
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What does 1/4 of a can of coffee cost if 4 cans of coffee costs $2.40?

Business
1 answer:
harkovskaia [24]3 years ago
3 0
In this item, we calculate first for the price of each can of coffee by dividing the cost by the number of cans of coffee.

        Price per can = cost / total number of cans of coffee
        price per can = ($2.40) / 4 = $0.6/can

To compute for the price of the 1/4 can, multiply the price by can by 1/4.
       price of 1/4  can of coffee = (1/4 can)($0.6/can)
       price of 1/4 can of coffee= $0.15

Therefore, the 1/4 can of coffee will cost only $0.15.
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