I don't get this question can anyone help?
a. Find the unit price for each option shown below. Round to the nearest cent when necessary.
Option I: 10 candy bars for $6.75
Option II: 12 candy bars for $7.25
b. Which option is the better buy.
Which is the lesser number?
6.75/10
or
7.25/12
I dont get how you divide it its the second done correct?
oh hold on now I get it thanks!
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Sure, I can help you understand and solve this question.
a. To find the unit price for each option, you need to divide the total cost by the quantity of candy bars.
For Option I:
Unit price = Total cost / Quantity = $6.75 / 10 = $0.675 per candy bar
For Option II:
Unit price = Total cost / Quantity = $7.25 / 12 = $0.6042 per candy bar
To round to the nearest cent for both options:
Option I: $0.675 rounds to $0.68 per candy bar
Option II: $0.6042 rounds to $0.60 per candy bar
b. To determine which option is the better buy, you need to compare the unit prices. In general, the lower the unit price, the better the deal.
Comparing the rounded unit prices:
Option I: $0.68 per candy bar
Option II: $0.60 per candy bar
Based on the unit prices, Option II is the better buy because it has a lower unit price per candy bar.