
Kenneth S. answered 11/01/16
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To make sense of this problem, you need to give an exact (average) of # cups consumed per day from the 28 lb bag.
Giving a wide range (1.75 to 3 c/day) looks as if it's too vague.
Then, of course, you need to figure how many $ (or cents) each cup costs you, in the two different scenarios. Finally, multiply those unit costs per cup by # cups and you'll have the two values to compare.

Kenneth S.
Samantha, I have to leave to go to a bridge tournament here in Thailand.
When I return, I will check to see if you have solved the problem using hints that I gave earlier.
Suggestion: make a table of data containing various columns such as capacity (lbs), price, price per cup, and # cups used per day per dog--and beneath those headings, one line for each type of dogfood. Develop the last column, cost per dog per day.
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