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Please I need help... 1000g/ 45 pesos( Philippine money) for example 1 tbsp. of dry yeast the QUANTITY of it is 1tbsp I've search UNIT COST if how much the 1 tablespoon to grams and the result is 14.3g
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Please I need help...

1000g/ 45 pesos( Philippine money)

for example
1 tbsp. of dry yeast the QUANTITY of it is 1tbsp I've search UNIT COST if how much the 1 tablespoon to grams and the result is 14.3g and the PURCHASED COST I divided it to 1000g given in the above and the total is 0.0143 multiply it to 45 for the FOOD COST and total is 0.6435


I don't think if that is the real answer.

please help me this is my assignment for tomorrow.. ​

Please I need help... 1000g/ 45 pesos( Philippine money) for example 1 tbsp. of dry-example-1
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It’s right. Because you have to get the cost of per gram or the unit cost to be able to get the total cost of it.
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