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Oliga [24]
3 years ago
6

Many food products are packaged in a variety of sizes. The list below gives the sizes and costs of fruit juice drinks at one sto

re. $1.92 single-serving multi-pack (serves 6) $1.12 one quart (serves 4) $2.16 two quarts (serves 8) $3.52 one gallon (serves 16) Type your responses here: 1. Choose two different sizes and give an advantage for buying each.
Mathematics
1 answer:
kicyunya [14]3 years ago
5 0
The two sizes chosen for this item are a quart and one gallon. 

The first one is advantageous because when it is desired that this be brought some place, it will not be very bulky and not heavy because among the given, this is the smallest. Also, one gallon can be chosen because it does serve many people at a relatively lower price than the other given. 
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