Grocery Shopping -Unit Price

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What is a unit price?

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The unit price is the cost of a single item or a specific quantity of an item, allowing consumers to compare prices easily.

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How do you calculate the unit price?

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To calculate the unit price, divide the total cost by the number of items. For example, if 12 bottles cost $9.00, the unit price is $9.00 ÷ 12 = $0.75 per bottle.

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If 12 large bottles of water cost $9.00, how many bottles can you buy with $3.00?

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4 bottles of water.

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If 8 avocados cost $4.00, how much do 9 avocados cost?

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$4.50.

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If 8 avocados cost $4.00, how much do 20 avocados cost?

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$10.00.

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What is the cost per bottle of water if 12 bottles cost $9.00?

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$0.75 each.

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If 8 avocados cost $4.00, how much do 16 avocados cost?

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$8.00.

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Why is it important to know the unit price when shopping?

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Knowing the unit price helps consumers make informed decisions and find the best deals.

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What is the formula for finding the total cost based on unit price?

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Total Cost = Unit Price × Number of Items.

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If a product is on sale for 25% off, how do you find the sale price?

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Sale Price = Original Price - (Original Price × 0.25).

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