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2 years ago

13.5-ounce bottle cost 2.19. A 29.2-ounce bottle costs 5.37 find the unit price for each size

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maks197457 [2]2 years ago

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Answer:

A)Unit prize is $0.162

B)Unit prize is $0.183

Step-by-step explanation:

A) 13.5-ounce bottle cost 2.19

Cost of 13.5 ounce bottle =2.19

Cost of 1 ounce bottle = $\frac{2.19}{13.5}=0.162$

So, Unit prize is $0.162

B)29.2-ounce bottle costs 5.37

Cost of 29.2 ounce bottle = 5.37

Cost of 1 ounce bottle = $\frac{5.37}{29.2}=0.183$

So, Unit prize is $0.183

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