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OpenStudy (angelinaxoxo1):

Mikasi and Julie are determining which size sports drink is the better buy per ounce: a 16-ounce bottle for $1.95 or a 36 ­ounce bottle for $3.05. Who is correct? Explain. Mikas: 16-oz bottle: 12.2¢ per ounce 36-oz bottle: 8.5¢ per ounce Julie: 16-oz bottle : 8.2¢ per ounce 36-oz bottle: 11.8¢ per ounce

satellite73 (satellite73):

price per ounce = \($\div \text{oz}\)

satellite73 (satellite73):

what is \(1.95\div 16\)?

OpenStudy (angelinaxoxo1):

0.121875

satellite73 (satellite73):

then the 16 oz bottle cost 12.2 cents an ounce rounded

OpenStudy (angelinaxoxo1):

Thanks but you never explained

OpenStudy (angelinaxoxo1):

Thanks but you never explained

OpenStudy (zyberg):

To explain a little bit: The saying "Price per ounce" means just what it says: total price divided by total ounces. So, you need to find the price per ounce of both 16 oz and 36 oz. Can you do that?

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