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arsen [322]
2 years ago
10

Gloria wants to buy donuts for her younger brother. There are three donut bakeries in the mall, and each offers a different deal

. Sunrise Donuts 2 donuts for $4.00 Fresh Donuts 4 donuts for $10.00 Delicious Donuts 6 donuts for $21.00 Which donut bakery has the best deal for donuts?
Mathematics
1 answer:
Roman55 [17]2 years ago
5 0
If you you simplify the information to this,

Sunrise Donuts is 2$ per donut and 2 for 4$.
Fresh Donuts are 2.50$ per donut at 4 for 10$.
Delicious Donuts are 3.50$ per donut at 6 for 21$.
The best deal would be Sunrise Donuts are 2$ per donut.

I hope this helps, vote brainliest if this has helped you with your question.
Thank you.

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