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It isn't really a price though, it is a rate for an infinitely divisible good, i. e. $/L. You get the price when you multiply with the quantity purchased.
by salty_biscuits 7y ago
It isn't really a price though, it is a rate for an infinitely divisible good, i. e. $/L. You get the price when you multiply with the quantity purchased.
- TeMPOraL 7y agoSo how much do 2 CCs of gasoline cost?