Which is a better buy : $0.89 for 1 liter or $0.89 for 1 quart
0.89 for 1 liter
Nope.
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I thought liters were bigger than quarts ;o
If you are in the US,
1 litre = 1.056688 quarts (US)
if you are in the rest of the English speaking world (I am in Canada)
1 litre (L) = 0.879877 Imperial quart
To determine which is a better buy, we need to compare the prices in a standardized unit. In this case, we can convert quart to liters since both are units of volume.
To convert 1 quart to liters, we can use the conversion factor: 1 quart = 0.946353 liters.
Now let's calculate the price per liter for each option:
For $0.89 for 1 liter:
Price per liter = $0.89 / 1 liter = $0.89
For $0.89 for 1 quart (approximately 0.946353 liters):
Price per liter = $0.89 / 0.946353 liters ≈ $0.939
Comparing the two prices per liter, we see that $0.89 for 1 liter is a better buy compared to $0.89 for 1 quart (approximately 0.946353 liters). Therefore, $0.89 for 1 liter is the better option.