The given ratio is:

To find the unit cost per ounce, we can use proportions as follows:

Now, solve for x:

The cost per ounce (unit cost) is then $0.12/oz
Answer:


The equations have the same slope but different y-intercepts. This means the lines are parallel and there is no solution (since they do not intersect).
KJ^2=6^2+3^2
KJ=the square root of 36+9
KJ=square root of 45
kJ= 3 times the square root of 5
The answer is D
A=$20.20/10gal=$2.02 per gal
B=$26.04/12gal=$2.17 per gal
C=$28.14/14gal=$2.01 per gal
D=$30.45/15gal=$2.03 per gal
So C is the cheapest per gallon.