Let's Make a Deal: Unit Prices

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What is a unit price?

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A unit price is the cost of a single unit of a product, calculated by dividing the total price by the number of units.

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How do you calculate the unit price?

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To calculate the unit price, divide the total price of the item by the number of units. For example, if a pack of 10 slices costs $2.48, the unit price is $2.48 ÷ 10 = $0.248 per slice.

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Why is it important to compare unit prices?

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Comparing unit prices helps consumers determine which product offers the best value for money, allowing them to make informed purchasing decisions.

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If Sargento cheese slices cost $2.48 for 10 slices, what is the unit price?

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The unit price is $0.248 per slice.

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If Velveeta cheese slices cost $3.18 for 12 slices, what is the unit price?

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The unit price is $0.265 per slice.

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Which is the better deal: Sargento or Velveeta cheese slices?

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Sargento is the better deal because it has a lower unit price.

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What is the unit price of Coca-Cola if it costs $1.29 for 1.25 L?

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The unit price is $1.032 per liter.

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What is the unit price of Pepsi if it costs $2.49 for 2 L?

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The unit price is $1.245 per liter.

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Which is the better deal: Coca-Cola or Pepsi?

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Coca-Cola is the better deal because it has a lower unit price.

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If Oreos cost $2.98 for 15.5 oz, what is the unit price?

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The unit price is $0.192 per ounce.