a 2-liter bottle of Pepsi costs $2.19. A six pack of 12 oz cans costs $2.99, which is the better value and what is the total cost per ml? there are 29.6 ml in a fluid ounce.
One 12 oz can = 12(29.6) ml or 426.4 ml
so a six pack = 6(426.4) ml or 5116.8 ml
cost of 2 L bottle = $2.19/2000 ml = .001095 $/ml
cost of six pack = 2.99/5116.8 = .00058 $/ml
draw your conclusion
To determine the better value between the 2-liter bottle and the six-pack of 12 oz cans, we need to compare the cost per milliliter (ml) for each option.
First, let's calculate the total cost per ml for the 2-liter bottle:
Since there are 29.6 ml in a fluid ounce, and a 2-liter bottle is equivalent to 67.6 fluid ounces, we can calculate the total volume in milliliters:
67.6 fluid ounces * 29.6 ml/fluid ounce = 2,001.6 ml
Now, we can determine the cost per ml for the 2-liter bottle:
Total cost for the 2-liter bottle = $2.19
Cost per ml = Total cost / Total volume
Cost per ml for the 2-liter bottle = $2.19 / 2,001.6 ml
Next, let's calculate the total cost per ml for the six-pack of 12 oz cans:
Since there are 29.6 ml in a fluid ounce, and a 12 oz can is equivalent to 355.2 ml, we can calculate the total volume in milliliters:
355.2 ml/can * 6 cans = 2,131.2 ml
Now, we can determine the cost per ml for the six-pack of 12 oz cans:
Total cost for the six-pack of 12 oz cans = $2.99
Cost per ml = Total cost / Total volume
Cost per ml for the six-pack of 12 oz cans = $2.99 / 2,131.2 ml
Now that we have the cost per ml for both options, we can compare to determine the better value. The option with the lower cost per ml will be the better value.
Calculate the cost per ml for each option:
Cost per ml for the 2-liter bottle = $2.19 / 2,001.6 ml
Cost per ml for the six-pack of 12 oz cans = $ 2.99 / 2,131.2 ml
Compare the cost per ml for both options and determine the better value.
To determine which option is the better value, we need to calculate the cost per milliliter for each option.
Option 1: 2-liter bottle of Pepsi for $2.19
Option 2: Six-pack of 12 oz cans for $2.99
First, we need to convert the volume in ounces to milliliters:
1 fluid ounce = 29.6 milliliters
For Option 1 (2-liter bottle):
1 liter = 33.8 fluid ounces
2 liters = 2 * 33.8 = 67.6 fluid ounces
67.6 fluid ounces = 67.6 * 29.6 = 2004.96 milliliters
For Option 2 (six-pack of 12 oz cans):
12 fluid ounces = 12 * 29.6 = 355.2 milliliters
6 cans = 6 * 355.2 = 2131.2 milliliters
Next, we can calculate the cost per milliliter for each option:
Option 1: Cost per milliliter = $2.19 / 2004.96 milliliters
Option 2: Cost per milliliter = $2.99 / 2131.2 milliliters
Now, let's calculate the values:
Option 1: Cost per milliliter = $0.001094 / milliliter
Option 2: Cost per milliliter = $0.001404 / milliliter
Comparing the values, we find that Option 2 (six-pack of 12 oz cans) has a lower cost per milliliter, making it the better value.