Maxine is making a sauce for the pasta for the entire class. She can buy 6 cans for $3.54, 12 for $8.16, or $0.61 for each individual can. If she needs to buy 12 cans of sauce, which of the following is the total of the cheapest option based on the prices provided?

A.$7.08

B.$7.32

C.$8.16

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Hailey Morgan

Mathematics

5 October, 20:49

Maxine is making a sauce for the pasta for the entire class. She can buy 6 cans for $3.54, 12 for $8.16, or $0.61 for each individual can. If she needs to buy 12 cans of sauce, which of the following is the total of the cheapest option based on the prices provided?

A.$7.08

B.$7.32

C.$8.16

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Helen · Answer 1

The answer is A 3.54x2 is 7.08 the cheapest amount you need to multiply by two because that is only the price of 6 cans and to get to 12 you multiply by 12 everything else is more expensive

Maxine is making a sauce for the pasta for the entire class. She can buy 6 cans for $3.54, 12 for $8.16, or $0.61 for each individual can. If she needs to buy 12 cans of sauce, which of the following is the total of the cheapest option based on the prices provided?A.$7.08B.$7.32C.$8.16

Maxine is making a sauce for the pasta for the entire class. She can buy 6 cans for $3.54, 12 for $8.16, or $0.61 for each individual can. If she needs to buy 12 cans of sauce, which of the following is the total of the cheapest option based on the prices provided?

A.$7.08

B.$7.32

C.$8.16