Jones can brew 10 gallons of lager or 5 gallons of stout every three months, or any linear combination in between. Which statement below is true?

A) It costs Jones 5 gallons of stout for every 10 gallons of lager brewed.
B) It costs Jones 1 gallon of stout for every 2 gallons of lager brewed.
C) It costs Jones 1/2 gallon of stout for every 1 gallon of lager brewed.
D) All of the above are true.


D

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