Description

When buying an alcoholic beverage one question is how much a unit of alcohol costs. This can help decide which purchase will give the "biggest bang for the buck."


 

1 ounces of an alcoholic beverage = 29.586 mL

 

Parameters:

(1) volume of one container in mL

(2) number of containers in a grouping (pack, case, etc)

(3) percent alcohol of the beverage

(4) cost of the package

 

volume of alcohol in mL =

= (percent alcohol) * (volume per container in mL) * (number of containers in the group)

 

cost per mL of alcohol =

= (cost for the package) / (volume of alcohol in mL)

 

Limitations:

• There are other variables to consider such as quality, packaging, monetary exchane rate and convenience.

• The calculation assumes that water and alcohol have the same physical characteristics.

 


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