Store A cost $6 for 3 boxes. Store B costs $5 for 2 boxes. Which store has the better deal? How do you know? please hurry

Hi there! Your answer to the problem would be Store A..

Step By Step Explainaction:

So we know that store A’s boxes cost $6 for each 3 boxes, and store be cost 5$ for 2 boxes.

Divide 6 with 3 since you want to know how much one would cost. 6 divide 3=6. Let check again by doing multiplication. 3x2 is also 6. This means that the cost for each box for Store A would be 2$.

Store B is the same but dividing 5$ with 2. 2x2=4 but we need to know 5. But 1 is actually .5 or 50% of 2. So it would be 2.5 or 2 and a remainder of 1. Same things...

So it would be Store A that gives cheaper cost. $2>$2.5

srry idk

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