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7 days ago
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superstore and cheap store are two supermarkets that sell boxes of the same type of cereal each supermarket has a special offer

which box of cereal is better for the value of money cheap store 600g 20% of the normal price of £5 superstore 600g + 30% extra £5
Mathematics
1 answer:
tester [3.9K]7 days ago
8 0

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Cheapstore:

500p divided by 10 equals 50p, multiplied by 2 gives 100p or £1

£4 corresponds to 600g

Superstore:

600g divided by 10 results in 60g, which when multiplied by 3 yields 180g, added to 600g

£5 equals 780g

600 divided by 4 amounts to 150g for each pound

780 divided by 5 results in 156g for each pound

The box from the Superstore offers the best value

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