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Lelechka [254]
3 years ago
12

You are purchasing soft drinks for the company annual party. You expect about 32 people to be there. You want to allow at least

18 ounces per person. Store A offers 24-12 ounce cans for $5.89. Store B offers 12-12 ounce cans for $3.79.Which is the better deal and how much would you save? Store A, $3.38 Store B, $2.10 Store A, $4.40 Store B, $5.25
Mathematics
1 answer:
qaws [65]3 years ago
5 0
 
<span>32*18=576 oz. </span>



<span>Store A offers 24-12 oz cans for $5.89. That means $5.89 gets you 288 oz. Store B offers 12-12oz cans for $3.79, so that means $3.79 gets you 144oz. </span>

<span>Store A is $5.89 per every 288 oz. You need 576 oz, which is double that. That means it will cost you twice as much as it would buying 24-12 oz cans: </span>
<span>$5.89*2=$11.78 </span>

<span>Store B is $3.79 for 144 oz. As previously stated, you need 576 oz, so you'll need to buy 4 12-packs of 12 oz cans: </span>
<span>$3.79*4=15.16 </span>

<span>So not only is Store A a better deal, but they'll save you $15.16-$11.78=$3.38 dollars. </span>
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