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13 May, 02:17

Which is least expensive per unit of volume? assume the gasoline is $1.94/gallon, soda $1.69/l, and milk $0.89/qt?

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  1. 13 May, 02:35
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    To be able to answer this item, we are to convert the price units to a unit that has the same units of measure for the volume. For the purpose of unity, we use gallon as our basis.

    For Gasoline:

    Gasoline : $1.94 / gal

    For Soda:

    Use the conversion factor, 1 gallon = 3.79 L

    Price = ($1.64 / L) x (3.79 L / gal) = $6.22/gal

    For Milk:

    Use the conversion factor, 1 gallon = 4 quarts

    Price = ($0.89/qt) (4 qt / gallon) = $3.56/gallon

    The least expensive of the items is the gasoline.
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