12 ounce can sells for $4;95 or an 8 ounce can sells for $3;25,which is better to buy?
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The math illiteracy displayed by these answers is astounding!  Only Aug and Rosey got it right.  I'm very scared for the future of this country based on the responses and totally illogical 'reasoning' given by all the doofuses who are saying the 12 ounce can is the better buy.  DO THE MATH PEOPLE!\n\nHere's another way to look at this:  What if I wanted to buy 24 ounces of this drink?  I could buy two 12-oz cans or three 8-oz cans.\n\n2 * $4.95 = $9.90 for 24 oz.\n3 * $3.25 = $9.75 for 24 oz.\n\nTherefore the 8-oz can is the better deal.  Simple, right?
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It is .08 Nationwide in all States. That is a beer.
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condition  price\n\nprisine   15\nmint      10\nnrmt      8\nlower than nrmt 5
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Candy sells the best and fastest. The dollar candy bars are easy to sell. When its warmer car washes are also excellent. Bake sales during the holidays are also big sellers.
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It's a very good question. It's called value perception. A 2 liter bottle of a soft drink, close to half a gallon is considered a bargain at over a dollar. So it has been $2+ per gallon for years, no complaints, a bottle of Starbucks Frappucino comes to about $8 per gallon. Anyone complaining? A Chevy and GMC pickup are pretty much the exact same vehicle, The GMC is more expensive and holds its resale value longer.\n\nIt all has to do with what consumers perceive to be value. Since gasoline does not come in packaging, and is a more or less invisible substances pumped into cars and trucks it is difficult for a consumer to place a tangible value on it.
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Cope is good stuff, but they've priced me outa the market.  One can pay up to $5 per can for that stuff.  I dip Longhorn fine, straight.  It tastes pretty much like Copenhagen and is only $1.15 per can.  When new products come on the market, they're cheap enough to try.  If they're not any good, throw them away...you ain't lost much.  If I chew pouch tobacco, Levi is very good, or southern pride....Pride is way less expensive and tastes about the same.  And it don't turn your teeth and gums black.  Most people do brush their teeth and use proper oral hygene....the same as with smoking....But, you do have to have teeth first of all, youall.
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probably $6-8\n\nbut i get $16
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think about it this way ...Its a matter of how you think about it. Would you rather pay .60 for a soda or .59 ? Would you rather pay $16,000 for that new truck or $15,899. Its a marketing thing.
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The cost to can it takes up around 85% of the total cost 5% the cost is of the liquid and 10% is company's gains.  We pay more for packaging, advertising and logistics than what the liquid is worth.
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It depends on how much you have by weight and where you live some places you get paid by the can and some by the lb here in pensacola florida you get 35 cent a lb under 100 lbs and about 50 lb over 100lbs though it fluctuates with the stock market supply and demand plastic is at an all time high price because it is a natural gas product
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The gallon is.\n\nLazy...use a conversion tool at least.  They are available online..probably in your textbook also.\n\nConversion: 64 oz = 0.5 gallon.  \nSo basically, you need to convert the Farm Fresh Juice into ounces so that you can easily compare the two bottles.  Since you are dealing with a whole gallon of Farm Fresh Juice (which is equal to 128 ounces), you need to divide the price (1.88) by 2 in order to get the price of just one 64 oz of Farm Fresh.\n\nMath:\n$1.88/2 = 0.94.\n\n.99 > .94 and so the gallon of Farm Fresh is cheaper AND the better buy.\n\n---------------\nTo make it clearer, if the Harvest Time were 1 gallon, it would cost $1.98.\nMath: \n.99 x 2 = $1.98 for a gallon of Harvest Time.
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To find the rate of each store price.....\nJust divide .88 cents by 5.51oz =.1597 cents per ounce\nThen divide .99 cents by 6 oz =.165 cents per ounce\nThe store that sold the item for .1597 cents per ounce has a better deal.
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the price of the product is the same the only difference is between quantity and volume, if you sale just one can of soup it will cost YOU more because you made all the trip just to buy 1 can, and you have to come back to buy more, so here you buy 1 qty of the product, but if you buy in volume i mean 1 doz of the same soup the company makes more money because you just bought 12 of the same soups, and you save money.\nnow why is more expensive because they now that you wont buy 1 doz unless you have a big family or a low budget so you pay a lot more for something that cost the same to the companies, the solution buy once a month for the whole month and you will see how much less you will expend.
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Today's price of silver is about $12.64 per ounce. This does not mean you can run out and trade it for this though. Metals trading can be a little wierd. I had a friend trying to sell silver coins (and he had a lot), but there were all these requirements like they had to be an even number of bags, so many per bag, etc. Look on monex.com or bulliondirect.com to get more info for your specific situation. And it would probably be good to wait to sell until it reaches at least $20, depending on how bad you need to sell.
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it's 3.2 oz. You multiply .20 (20%) by 16
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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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75 cents, Sells for anywhere from $1.95 to $12.50