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In certian grocery store, strawberries cost $4.32 per pound (4.32 dollars lbs). WHat is the cost...

In certian grocery store, strawberries cost $4.32 per pound (4.32 dollars lbs). WHat is the cost per ounce?

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Answer #1

We know the relation,

1 pound (Ib) = 16 ounces (oz.)

We have,

cost for strawberries as, 4.32 per pound.

It simply means that 1 pound strawberries = 4.32.

But 1 pound = 16 ounces

So we can say that,

16 ounces strawberries = 4.32.

Divide both sides by 16,

So, 16/16 ounce straeberries = (4.32 / 16)

1 ounce strawberries = 0.27

i.e. 1 ounce strawberries costs 0.27

Hence cost of strawberries is 0.27 per ounce (0.27 dollars Ibs).

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