Question

Sammy's mother asked him to buy some aspirin at the supermarket. There were two different
sizes of aspirin bottles, and Sammy was not sure which one to buy. The bottle with 150 tablets
cost $7.50. The bottle with 50 tablets cost $3.00. Sammy used proportions to make his decision.

1. The bottle with 150 tablets

2. The bottle with 50 tablets

3. Both bottles work out the same

Answer 1

MARK BRAINLIEST SO I CAN LEVEL UP
so I divided 150 by 7.50 and it’s 20 tablets for 1.00 then I divided 50 by 3.00 and it’s 16 tablets for 1.00 so the bottle for 7.50 is a better deal