find the better buy.   64 oz for $2.39 or 20 oz for $1.05?
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You can do that in your head! 64 oz is more than 3 times 20 oz. Is $2.39 more than 3 times $1.05? Nuh-uh. So 64 oz is the better deal. Wasn't that easy?
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no doubt tide or arm and hammer. u can get like 400 oz. of tide at sams club for less than 20.00. but arm and hammer goes on sale all the time at the stores. sometimes buy one get one free..good value for a good product
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All you have to do is find one that is either\na) larger than .5 or\nb) smaller than .45\n.501 > .500\nHence, your answer is .501
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heh, close.  128 oz. in 1 gallon, x 50 = 6400
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I've seen it for 9.99 at Tom Thumb (chain grocer, like Safeway or Randall's)
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$0.01- http://www.letstalk.com/landing/osearch2.htm?landId=1&prId=29706\n$0.01-\nhttps://www.inphonic.com/sOnePager.asp?referringdomain=YahooShopping&oflag=sof1&zipcode=00501&refcode1=&refcode2=&eid=&agent=&carrierid=62&phoneid=21537&zipdefault=0
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if there are 32 ounce and it cost $4.16 then to find how much is one ounce you have to \n\n4.16 / 32\n= $ 0.13 \n \n= 13 cents
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or; about a dollar depending on where you shop. ;)\nyou can purchase a gallon of store brand water for about .99 cents.
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With a coupon, around 23 bucks
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Buy bottle for $20.00 and then resell it by the shot at $3.00 per.  You only need 7 shots per bottle to break even and there is way more then 7 shots in a bottle.
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Either one would get you the correct answer, if you knew how to interpret what you were looking for, but the simplest way to know is to divide price by weight.\n\n12.5/.47 = $26.60/oz\n19.5/1 = $19.50/oz\n24.5/1.7 = $14.41/oz\n\nAs you might have guessed, the "economy size" is the best deal.
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Try cheaperthandirt.com
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If you know the unit price, then straightforward multiplication of the unit price times the quantity will get you the price of the item. If instant coffee is unit-priced at $6.50 a pound and you have a 14 oz container, the price should be $6.50 * 14 / 16  = $5.69. (If you want to do these calculations at the market, it helps to have a calculator, obviously.)\nIf you know the price of the item and the quantity, then you can find the unit price by dividing the price by the quantity. When I buy 3 4.5-oz bars of soap for $0.79, I'm getting soap at a unit price of $0.79 / (3 * 4.5 / 16) = $0.94 per pound, a good deal. \nThe unit price is the real indicator of how far your money is stretching. If you believe that there is essentially no quality difference between competing items of the same size, it pays to buy the one with the lowest unit price. Often, markets get careless, both with price marking and computing unit prices. Sometimes you'll find that a smaller size of something has a lower unit price than a larger one, even when not on sale! It gives you a good feeling to know you've done your best to get the most for your money.
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Yes I got one at Walmart for 1.00!!!Dig through there bargain bins.
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Check the auctions on eBay and watch them to see their ending price. There's one on there now currently at $255.
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try to keep it around me all day so i don't realize how much i drink.\n\nbetween 20 and 40 ounces
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It depends on the size of each of these.  It would be best to buy a bag of each, squeeze each one and measure the number of ounces and get a good average for each kind.