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3 years ago

Which pickle jar deal has the best price per ounce? $3.45 or 14 oz $4.35 for 16 oz $3.29 for 12 oz $4.25 for 15 oz

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To find the answer divide each money amount by the cost:
3.45/14=0.246428571429
4.35/16=0.271875
3.29/12=0.274166666667
4.25/15=0.283333333333
The pickle jar that has the best deal is 14 oz for $3.45

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