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3 years ago

The cost of 15 ounces if chees is $6.00 what is the cost of 12 ounces of cheese

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QveST [7]3 years ago

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Hi!

We will solve this using proportions. Let x be the cost for 12 ounces of cheese. We will start like this:

15 ounces : 6 $ = 12 ounces : x $

x $ = (6 $ * 12 ounces)/15 ounces

x $ = 72 $/15

x = 4,8$

The cost of 12 ounces of cheese is 4,8$.

Hope this helps!

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