Question

A grocer store a, Five cans of baked beans cause $3.45. A grocery store B 7 cans of baked beans cost $5.15. At grocery store C 4 cans of baked beans cost $2.46 grocery store D six cans of baked beans cost four dollars how much money would you save if you bought 20 cans of beans at grocery store C that if you brought 20 baked beans from grocery store A

Answer 1

Answer:

$1.5

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

At grocery store A, 5 cans of baked beans cost $3.45.

At grocery store C, 4 cans of baked beans cost $2.46.

To find:

How much money would you save if you bought 20 cans of beans at grocery store C that if you brought 20 baked beans from grocery store A ?

Solution:

At grocery store A, cost of 5 cans of baked beans = $3.45

At grocery store A, cost of 1 cans of baked beans = $\frac{3.45}{5}$

At grocery store A, cost of 20 cans of baked beans = $\frac{3.45}{5} \times20=\frac{69}{5} = 13.8$

At grocery store C, cost of 4 cans of baked beans =  $2.46.

At grocery store C, cost of 1 cans of baked beans = $\frac{2.46}{4}$

At grocery store C, cost of 20 cans of baked beans = $\frac{2.46}{4} \times20 = \frac{49.2}{4} = 12.3$

Saving will be $13.8 - $12.3 = $1.5

Therefore,  you will save $1.5  if you bought 20 cans of beans at grocery store C that if you brought 20 baked beans from grocery store A.