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A) 300 ml for £4.00 b) 1400 ml for £5.00 Cost per ml = £ Cost per ml = £
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A) 300 ml for £4.00
b) 1400 ml for £5.00
Cost per ml = £
Cost per ml = £

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a) Cost per ml = £0.0133/ml
b) Cost per ml = £0.0036/ml
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