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The question is in the pic please be specific

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vichka [17]3 years ago

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Box 1) (LxW) 20x6=120
box 2) (LxW) 15x4=60
box 1 cost) (size of box x price of box) 120x1.25=150
box 2 cost) (size of box x price of box) 60x1.25=75
subtract 150 and 75 to get 75

answer: the company is saving $75 by choosing to make 50 of box 2 instead of 50 of box 1

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