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drek231
2 months ago
15

Product A is an 8oz. Bottle of cough medicine that sells for $1.36. Product B is a 16oz. Bottle cough medicine that costs $3.20.

Which product has the lower unit price?
Mathematics
2 answers:
Svet_ta [12.7K]2 months ago
6 0
Product A = 8oz = 1.36 x 2 = 2.72. 16oz = 2.72 product B = 16oz = 3.20, therefore, Product A has the more economical unit price.
Zina [12.3K]2 months ago
3 0
Answer: Product A provides the most favorable unit price. Explanation: Given that Weight of Product A = 8 oz and Selling Price = $1.36, the unit cost for Product A can be derived. Weight of Product B = 16 oz and Selling Price = $3.20, the unit cost for Product B can also be determined. Therefore, we conclude that the unit price of "Product A" is less than that of Product B. Hence, Product A has the most advantageous unit price.
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