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Answer:
it is better to buy three small jars because if you times the 6cm by 3 it gives you 18 which means if you add all the small ones it gives you more amount>
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
First, break down the problem, and identify what you know:
1) One small jar has a diameter of 6 cm, a height of 7 cm, and costs $4
2) A large jar has a diameter of 8 cm, a height of 16 cm, and costs $12
3) The small jar is 1/3 the price of a large jar!
Since the jars are probably cylindrical, we need to use the "volume of a cylinder" formula:
V = (pi) x (r^2) x (h)
V = total volume
r = radius of cylinder
h = height of cylinder
Let's start with the small jar! We know the height, and diameter. The diameter is twice the radius, so, simply divide the diameter in half, and plug in your values.
V = (pi) x (3^2) x (7
V = 197.9203372
Approximate Volume of the small jar: 197.92 cubic centimeters
Now, for the large jar! Simply repeat the same steps, with your other values.
V = (pi) x (4^2) x (16)
V = 804.2477193
Approximate volume of the large jar: 804.25 cubic centimeters
Now, we have our volume for BOTH jars:
Small jar: 197.92 cubic cm
Large jar: 804.25 cubic cm
Now, how do we tell which is a better deal? Since, the large jar is 3x the price of the small jar, it should be 3x the volume, OR more.
197.92 divided by 804.25 = 4.063510509
The large jar is approximately four times bigger, but only three times more expensive! So, even if you bought three small jars for the same amount, you'd be getting less!
Hope this helps! :)
