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OpenStudy (anonymous):

A store sells 10-ounce bottles of apple juice for $0.40 each and 16-ounce bottles for $0.56 each. How much money can you save by buying 80 ounces of juice in 16-ounce bottles rather than in 10-ounce bottles? You can save $___________ by buying 16-ounce bottles instead of 10-ounce bottles.

OpenStudy (aveline):

Let's first start by figuring out how much each option would cost. A 16-ounce bottle costs $0.56 To get 80 ounces, we will need to buy 5 bottles. $0.56*5=$2.80 If we buy 16-ounce bottles, it will cost $2.80 for 80 ounces of juice. A 10-ounce bottle costs $0.40 To get 80 ounces, we will need to buy 8 bottles $0.40*8=$3.20 If we buy 10-ounce bottles, it will cost $3.20 for 80 ounces of juice. Can you figure out the answer from here?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

im kind of lost...

OpenStudy (aveline):

It will cost $3.20 if we buy eight 10-ounce bottles. It will cost $2.40 if we buy five 16-ounce bottles. If we want to figure out how much money we would save, we should subtract.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

.80

OpenStudy (aveline):

That's right. The answer is $0.80, or 80 cents

OpenStudy (anonymous):

got it now. thank you :)

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