Pickles cost $5 per quart at the local farmers' market. Another vendor sells them for $19 per gallon. There are 4 quarts in a gallon. If you are throwing a big barbecue and want to buy 3
gallons of pickles, how much will you save buying from the second vendor?
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3$

Explanation:

For the first vendor, the pickles cost $5 per quart and since there are 4 quarts in a gallon, 5$ x 4 quarts= $20 per gallon.

For the second vendor, the pickles cost 19$ per gallon.

You want to buy 3 gallons of pickles. If you were to buy from the first vendor, then it would be 20$ x 3 gallons= 60$

The second vendor would be 19$ x 3 gallons= 57$

60$ - 57$= 3$ which is what you save in total

You will save $3

Explanation:

There are 4 quarts in a gallon and a quart costs $5. If you are buying 3 quarts, that means you are multiplying 4 quarts times $5 and multiplying that by 3. When you calculate 5 x 4 x 3 you get a total of $60.

When you multiply $19 x 3 you get a total of $57.

$60 - $57 = $3 so you are saving a total of $3 by buying from the second vendor.

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