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A grocery store normally sells lemonade for \$3.50$3.50dollar sign, 3, point, 50 per bottle. The grocery store is currently having a sale on lemonade which advertises 666 bottles for only \$13.50$13.50dollar sign, 13, point, 50. How much cheaper is the lemonade on sale per bottle compared to the normal price per bottle?

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given :  A grocery store normally sells lemonade for  $3.50

The grocery store is currently having a sale on lemonade which advertises 6

bottles for only $13.50

To Find : How much cheaper is the lemonade on sale per bottle compared to the normal price per bottle

Solution:

A grocery store normally sells lemonade for  $3.50

sells 6 lemonade for  $13.50

=> sells 1 lemonade for  $13.50 /6

=>  sells 1 lemonade for  $2.25

cheaper = 3.50 - 2.25  = 1.25 $

the lemonade is  1.25 $ cheaper on sale per bottle compared to the normal price per bottle

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