Corner Grocery charges $4.80 for 12 sodas. Max's Market charges $5.25 for 15 sodas.

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weeeeeb [17]2 years ago

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Answer:

To do this, just do 12 divided by 4.80 = 2.5 dollars per can at Corner Grocery, and at Max's Market 15 divided by 5.25 = 2.85 per can. So the Corner Grocery has a better unit price by 35 cents.

Thanks for your question.

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