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What is unit price?

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The unit price is the cost per single unit of measure, allowing consumers to compare prices of different sizes or quantities.

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How do you calculate the unit price?

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To calculate the unit price, divide the total price by the number of units (Unit Price = Total Price / Number of Units).

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If a family buys 4 concert tickets for $252, what is the price per ticket?

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$63.00

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Which is the better deal: $4.39 for 11.5 oz of Doritos or $2.24 for 9.75 oz of Cheetos?

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Cheetos is the better deal.

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If gas costs $2.03 per gallon and Mrs. Edgar spent $32.48, how many gallons did she buy?

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16 gallons.

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What is the unit price of Cheerios priced at $3.68 for 17 oz?

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$0.216 per oz.

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What is the unit price of Apple Jacks priced at $2.89 for 13 oz?

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$0.222 per oz.

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Which is the better buy: 2-ounce bottle of soap for $1.80 or 8-ounce bottle of soap for $7.28?

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2-ounce bottle of soap for $1.80.

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What is the formula to find the better deal between two products?

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Compare the unit prices of both products; the lower unit price indicates the better deal.

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If a product costs $15 for 5 units, what is the unit price?

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$3.00 per unit.

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