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Mathematics

1 answer:

ELEN [110]2 years ago

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Answer:

It is better to buy the <u>10-ounce box for $1.95</u>

Step-by-step explanation:

1.) Set up a ratio to represent this problem.

Ounces : Price

10 : 1.95

14 : 2.81

2.) Find the unit price for the first ratio.

10 : 1.95

/10 /10

1 : 0.195

This means that a one-ounce box of cereal will cost $0.12

3.) Find the unit price for the second ratio.

14 : 2.81

/14 /14

1 : 0.20071428571

This means that a one-ounce box of cereal will cost $0.20

4.) Compare prices

$0.12 < $0.20

Therefore, it is better to buy the 10-ounce box for $1.95.

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