Mikey is very picky and insists that his mom make his breakfast With equal parts of cereal 1 apple juice with any othner combination, and it ends up on the floor. Cereal costs 4 cents per tablesE and apple juice costs 6 cents per tablespoon. If Mikey's mom budgets RM8 per month for Mikey's breakfast, how much cereal and juice does she buy? А. 40 tablespoons each of cereal and juice В. 80 tablespoons each of cereal and juice C. 40 tablespoons of cereal and 75 tablespoons of juice D. 100 tablespoons of cereal and 67 tablespoons of juice

Mikey is very picky and insists that his mom make his breakfast With equal parts of cereal 1 apple juice with any othner combination, and it ends up on the floor. Cereal costs 4 cents per tablesE and apple juice costs 6 cents per tablespoon. If Mikey's mom budgets RM8 per month for Mikey's breakfast, how much cereal and juice does she buy? А. 40 tablespoons each of cereal and juice В. 80 tablespoons each of cereal and juice C. 40 tablespoons of cereal and 75 tablespoons of juice D. 100 tablespoons of cereal and 67 tablespoons of juice

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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