The case of 12 bottles of shampoo holds a total of 126 ounces. If each bottle of shampoo contains the same amount, which represents the total volume of shampoo in ounces, y, of any number of bottles, x?

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Giuliana Mercado

Mathematics

25 August, 15:30

The case of 12 bottles of shampoo holds a total of 126 ounces. If each bottle of shampoo contains the same amount, which represents the total volume of shampoo in ounces, y, of any number of bottles, x?

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Kylie Herring · Answer 1

y (x) = 10.5x

Step-by-step explanation:

Since all bottles contain equal volume and the total volume is given as 126 ounces then to find volume of each bottle, considering that the 126 ounces are in 12 bottles then each bottle will have 126/12=10.5 ounces.

The volume for x similar bottles will be x*10.5 ounces.

Therefore, the formula for volume will be

y (x) = 10.5x

Reagan Wallace · Answer 2

Since all bottles contain equal volume and the total volume is given as 126 ounces then to find volume of each bottle, considering that the 126 ounces are in 12 bottles then each bottle will have 126/12=10.5 ounces