Store A sells 5 bagels for $2.05. store B sells 3 bagels for $1.35.How do the unit rates compare?
I found the unit rate for b, it is 45...because 45 * 3 = 135
and the price for 3 bagels is 1.35..
but can you help me with a's unit rate please?
the five bagels for 2.05 is less than the 3 bagels for 1.35. so it is D.
Her name is Hersey not Hershey.. just saying🤷♀️
It is Store B is 0.04 more expensive than Store A
lol it took me a sec to notice the difference
What does that =?
And Hersey kiss makes no sense. Hershey kiss would make sense.
$2.05/5 = ?
XD same, ⚡⚡Denki Kaminari⚡⚡
Sure, I can help you find the unit rate for Store A.
To find the unit rate, we need to determine the cost per bagel. In this case, Store A sells 5 bagels for $2.05.
To find the cost per bagel, you can divide the total cost by the number of bagels. Therefore, the unit rate for Store A can be calculated as:
Unit rate for Store A = Total cost / Number of bagels
By substituting the given values, we get:
Unit rate for Store A = $2.05 / 5
Now, let's calculate the unit rate for Store A:
Unit rate for Store A = $2.05 / 5 = $0.41
Therefore, the unit rate for Store A is $0.41 per bagel.