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3 years ago

I'm having a little bit of trouble figuring out the formula to solve this problem.

Mathematics

1 answer:

goldfiish [28.3K]3 years ago

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Answer:Red price hast he least least cost per gram of apple.

Step-by-step explanation:

1) considering Royal Gala, 75 gram apple cost $0.41

The cost per gram is 0.41/75 = $0.0055

2) considering Honey crisp, 93 gram apple cost $0.82

The cost per gram is 0.82/93 = $0.0088

3) considering Red Prince, 81 gram apple cost $0.36

The cost per gram is 0.36/81 = $0.0044

Since $0.0044 per gram is the lowest of the three, then the type of apple with the least cost per gram is Red prince.

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