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Darina [25.2K]
3 years ago
6

Ms. Stone decided to purchase 2 reusable bottles instead. When she got to the counter, she realized she had $10.15, only ⅝ of th

e money she needed for the purchase. How much does 1 bottle cost?
Mathematics
1 answer:
Bumek [7]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

The price of one reusable bottle is $8.12

Step-by-steetp explanation:

Ms stone wanted to purchase two reusable bottles but discovered she had only ⅝of the Mone and that ⅝ is equal to $ 10.15.

So the cost of what she wants to purchase will be called x.

Mathematically

⅝ * x = 10.15

X = (10.15*8)/5

X = 81.2/5

X= 16.24

The price of the two bottles is $16.24

So the price if one bottle will be calculated as follows.

2 bottles=$ 16.24

One bottle= $16.24/2

One bottle= $8.12

The price of one reusable bottle is $8.12

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