Grocery Shopping With Unit Price

What is "unit price"?

• The price listed on the price tag for an item.

• The price of a single unit of that item.

• The total price you pay before tax.

• The price it cost the manufacturer to package the item.

How do you calculate unit price?

• Total Price / Net Weight

• Net Weight / Total Price

• Total Price x Net Weight

• Total Price - Sales Tax

Why is unit price helpful?

• It lets you compare the total price of similar items.

• It helps you stay within your budget.

• It helps you make smart financial decisions.

• It helps you buy the name-brand items.

A 16 oz. bag of trail mix costs $5.99. What is the unit price?

• $0.23/oz

• $0.28/oz

• $0.37/oz

• $0.42/oz

Which should Andy buy: A 22 oz bag of chips for $3.99 or a 32 oz bag of chips for $6.99?

• The 22 oz bag of chips for $3.99

• The 32 oz bag of chips for $6.99

• Both - they have the same unit price

A box of 5 granola bars has a bonus 2 granola bars (7 total). As a result, the unit price ____.

• decreases

• increases

• stays the same

A pack of 24 toilet paper rolls costs $7.99 & there's a 20% off sale. What is the unit price?

• $0.20/roll

• $0.26/roll

• $0.29/roll

• $0.33/roll

If an item is on sale, the total price ______ and the unit price _______.

• decreases, increases

• increases, increases

• decreases, decreases

• increases, decreases