Question

1. if you graph the information in problem 3, it looks like this: 5. the triangles below represent another possible yogurt packaging. use them to figure out the missing information. a. about how many ounces of each could you buy for $1? b. add slope triangles to show the cost of one ounce of the 32 - ounce container. label the dimensions of your triangle. c. add and label a different triangle on the 32 - ounce line. d. add a third triangle to the same graph, and label its dimensions.

Explanation:

Step1: Find unit - price for 8 - oz yogurt

We know that an 8 - oz yogurt costs $0.54. The unit - price (price per ounce) is calculated by dividing the total price by the number of ounces. Let $p$ be the unit - price. So, $p=\frac{0.54}{8}=0.0675$ dollars per ounce.

Step2: Calculate ounces for $1

If we have $1 and the unit - price is $0.0675 per ounce, then the number of ounces $n$ we can buy is $n = \frac{1}{0.0675}\approx14.81$ ounces.

Answer:

About 14.81 ounces.