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A certain type of cereal is sold in boxes of two different sizes. The price of the 8-ounce box is $2.48, and the price of the 14

-ounce box is $3.36. How much greater is the cost per ounce of cereal in the 8-ounce box than in the 14-ounce box?

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kykrilka [37]3 years ago

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