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rosijanka
8 hours ago
5

At a certain store, juice A cost $0.10 more per ounce than juice B. If a 12-ounce bottle of juice A cost $5.64, what is the cost

per-ounce of juice B? A)$0.50 B)$0.47 C)$0.37 D)$0.40
Mathematics
1 answer:
zzz [9.1K]8 hours ago
7 0
C. The calculation shows that while box A costs 5.64 for 12 ounces, meaning its cost per ounce is 0.47, it is actually 10 cents more expensive than box B, which brings the cost per ounce of B down to 0.37.
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