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A 2-liter bottle of soda (67.6 ounces) costs $1.89. A case of twelve 12 ounce

cans of the same soda costs $2.99. Calculate the unit price (price/ounce) of each

item and determine which is the better bargain. Explain your answer.

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Madalyn Wells

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4 January, 14:10

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A 2-liter bottle of soda (67.6 ounces) costs $1.89. A case of twelve 12 ounce

cans of the same soda costs $2.99. Calculate the unit price (price/ounce) of each

item and determine which is the better bargain. Explain your answer.

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Step-by-step explanation:

67.6 oz cost $ 1.89

unit rate is : 1.89 / 67.6 = 0.027 ... rounds to 3 cents per oz

12 twelve oz cans ... thats (12 * 12) = 144 oz ... for 2.99

2.99 / 144 = 0.0207 ... rounds to 2 cents per oz

the better bargain would be the 12 twelve oz cans because u save one penny more per oz then when ur buying the 2 liter bottle

See if you're a genius by answering this question!A 2-liter bottle of soda (67.6 ounces) costs $1.89. A case of twelve 12 ouncecans of the same soda costs $2.99. Calculate the unit price (price/ounce) of eachitem and determine which is the better bargain. Explain your answer.

See if you're a genius by answering this question!

A 2-liter bottle of soda (67.6 ounces) costs $1.89. A case of twelve 12 ounce

cans of the same soda costs $2.99. Calculate the unit price (price/ounce) of each

item and determine which is the better bargain. Explain your answer.