Lesson 1: Unit Pricing - Better Deal Practice

   Practice Makes Perfect

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Complete the following question:


  1. Rick buys dog treats for his dog. He can either buy a 113 g package for $1.89, or a 708 g package for $9.99. What is the better deal?

    Hint:
    unit price = price ÷ number of items (calculate the unit price for both items)

  2. Jasmin buys her coffee in individually-sized servings. She can buy a package of 12 at the local grocery store for $12.99, or she can buy a package of 96 for $62.99 at a warehouse store. What is the better deal?


Check your answers in the detailed solutions found here. Practice is important before you attempt the Chapter 2, Lesson 1 Assignment.



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