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SOMEONE PLZ HELP Luke was out of cereal for breakfast. He walked to the grocery store to buy his favorite, Honey Nut Cheerios. While looking at the cereal, he noticed all the different box sizes and different prices. A giant "Family Size" box contained 14.7 oz and cost $5.99. A small, individual size contained 1.5 oz and cost $1.89. He wanted to get the most "bang for his buck." Which choice is the better buy? In other words, which choice is cheaper per ounce? Which one should he buy and why?

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