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Alex
2 years ago
8

Louis found two bakeries to provide bagels for his sub shop. The first bakery offers 350 bagels for $168.00 and the second baker

y offers 475 bagels for $209. How much will Louis pay for 800 bagels if he buys from the bakery with the lower price?
Mathematics
1 answer:
borishaifa [10]2 years ago
5 0

Answer:

<h2>$352</h2>

Step-by-step explanation:

Find out the price of one bagel by dividing the price by the number of bagels:

350 Bagels = $168

1 Bagel = $0.48

475 Bagels = $209

1 Bagel = $0.44

0.48 > 0.44

This means the second bakery has the lower price.

Louis wants 800 bagels, so multiply the price by 800.

0.44 * 800 = $352

You can check it's lower by comparing it with the first bakery.

0.48 * 800 = $384

384 > 352

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