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A bottle of salon shampoo costs $15 for 13 ounces. What is the approximate unit price of the shampoo?
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How many ounces is it?
It doesn't say. Thats all the question tells me
So, what are the answers?
eighty-seven cents per bottle zero point eight seven ounces per dollar one dollar and fifteen cents per ounce one point one five ounces per bottle
Okay, so they want the price, and D has nothing to do with the price. We don't know how many ounces a bottle has, to A is also wrong. So 15 / 13 = 1.15 Which is C.
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