Which is the best to buy?A) 16 oz of hand soap for $2.40

B) 20 oz of Hand soap for $2.80

C) 24 oz of hand soap for $3.00

D) 12 oz of hand soap for $2.00

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Answer 1
Answer:

Answer: C

You want to find out the cost per ounce.

A:

2.4/16 = 15 cents per oz

B:

2.8/20 = 14 cents per oz

C:

3/24 = About 13 cents per oz  (0.125)

D:

2/12 = About 17 cents per oz (1.66666667)

The cheapest one is C, about 13 cents per oz.


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Let's go ;D

f(y)=(y^2)/(y^3+8)

we have to use the quotient rule.

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h(y)=3y^2

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