A bottle of orange juice contains 750 mg of vitamin C and has 6 servings. A bottle of cranberry juice contains 135 mg of vitamin C and has 1.5 servings. Mrs. Kahn wants to
compare the amount of vitamin C in the juices.

The bottle of orange juice will have higher amounts of vitamin C per serving, as it will have 125 mg against 90 mg of the cranberry juice.

Step-by-step explanation:

To determine the amount of vitamin C in each serving of fruit juice, knowing that the bottle of orange juice contains 750 mg of vitamin C and 6 servings, while the bottle of cranberry juice contains 135 mg and 1.5 servings, you must perform the following calculation:

Orange: 750/6

Orange: 125 mg per serving

Cranberry: 135 / 1.5

Cranberry: 90 mg per serving

Thus, the bottle of orange juice will have higher amounts of vitamin C per serving, as it will have 125 mg against 90 mg of the cranberry juice.

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