Nadine paid fourteen dollars and thirty cents for a bottle of lotion that was on sale at a "Buy One Get One Free" sale, so she got another one. How much did she pay, on average, per bottle?

4 dollars and seventy-seven cents

7 dollars and fifteen cents

eleven dollars and ninety-two cents

fourteen dollars and thirty cents

Question

Nadine paid fourteen dollars and thirty cents  for a bottle of lotion that was on sale at a "Buy One Get One Free" sale, so she got another one. How much did she pay, on average, per bottle?

 4 dollars and seventy-seven cents

 7 dollars and fifteen cents

 eleven dollars and ninety-two cents

 fourteen dollars and thirty cents

anonymous · Answer

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noseboy908 · Answer

If you obtained two bottles total for the price of one, then you could think of it this way. "(The total cost)=2(price for the initial bottle)". Plug in what you know.

domebotnos · Answer

She only paid for 1 bottle... I'm not sure.

anonymous · Answer

what is it?

domebotnos · Answer

If you do it the way noseboy908 is saying, then the answer is B.

anonymous · Answer

ok