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3 years ago

Nancy spent $44.59 on 5.25 quarts of olive oil. What is the cost of one quart of olive oil? Round to the nearest cent.

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Oduvanchick [21]3 years ago

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44.59 divided by 5.25= 8.49
Hope this helps!!

den301095 [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

20 quarts of peanut oil worth 19 cents per quart must be mixed.

Explanation

Lets assume, x quarts of peanut oil worth 19 cents per quart must be mixed.

Now we are mixing 100 quarts of another peanut oil worth 25 cents per quart with that x quarts. So, the total amount of the mixture quarts, which will worth 24 cents per quart.

Total price of x quarts oil cents

Total price of 100 quarts oil cents

and total price of the mixture cents

So the equation will be :

So, 20 quarts of peanut oil worth 19 cents per quart must be mixed.

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