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aleksandrvk [35]
2 years ago
14

A 5-pound bag at Bargain Mart costs $6.45. A 2-pound bag at Food Saver costs $2.50. A 7-pound bag at Grocery Surplus costs $9.45

A 10-pound bag at Economart costs $12.89. ​ ​The shop with which sells flour for the lowest unit price is
Mathematics
1 answer:
levacccp [35]2 years ago
5 0

Answer: Food Saver

Step-by-step explanation:

A 5-pound bag at Bargain Mart costs $6.45. The coat per pound will be:

= $6.45 / 5

= $1.29

A 2-pound bag at Food Saver costs $2.50. The cost per pound will be:

= $2.50 / 2

= $1.25

A 7-pound bag at Grocery Surplus costs $9.45. The cost per pound will be:

= $9.45 / 7

= $1.35

A 10-pound bag at Economart costs $12.89. ​The cost ​per pound will be:

= $12.89 / 10

= $1.289

Therefore, the shop which sells flour for the lowest unit price is Food Saver.

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