Question

A trip to Disney World costs $3,000. When a company gives away a $2.00 bottle of soda, it cost the company $1.00. How many bottles of soda would the company need to give away to match the cost of the $3,000 Disney trip? (2 points) Responses $3,000 divided by $1.00 = 3000 bottles $3,000 divided by $1.00 = 3000 bottles $3,000 mulitplied by $2.00 = 6000 bottles $3,000 mulitplied by $2.00 = 6000 bottles $3,000 divided by $1.00 = 300 bottles $3,000 divided by $1.00 = 300 bottles $3,000 mulitplied by $2.00 = 600 bottles $3,000 mulitplied by $2.00 = 600 bottles

Answer 1

To determine how many bottles of soda the company needs to give away to match the cost of the $3,000 Disney trip, we should focus on the cost to the company per bottle of soda, which is $1.00.

We can calculate the number of bottles as follows:

\[ \text{Number of bottles} = \frac{\text{Total cost of Disney trip}}{\text{Cost per bottle to the company}} = \frac{3000}{1} = 3000 \text{ bottles} \]

Therefore, the correct response is:

$3,000 divided by $1.00 = 3000 bottles.