Active Ingredient Value Analysis

The video tutorial discusses four different brands of pesticides, each with varying concentrations and bottle sizes. It explains how to calculate the amount of active ingredient per dollar for each brand to determine which offers the best value. The tutorial guides viewers through the calculation process, encouraging them to think critically about the cost-effectiveness of each option. Ultimately, it identifies the brand that provides the most active ingredient for the money spent.

What factors are considered when choosing the best pesticide brand?

• Store location

• Color of the bottle

• Concentration of active ingredient, bottle size, and price

• Brand popularity

How is the active ingredient per dollar calculated for the first brand?

• By adding the concentration to the price

• By multiplying the concentration by the bottle size and dividing by the price

• By subtracting the price from the concentration

• By dividing the total volume by the price

What is the active ingredient per dollar for the first brand?

• 11.03 mLs per dollar

• 12.5 mLs per dollar

• 11.07 mLs per dollar

• 11.25 mLs per dollar

What is the general method to calculate active ingredient per dollar?

• Add concentration to bottle size and divide by price

• Multiply price by concentration and divide by bottle size

• Multiply concentration by bottle size and divide by price

• Subtract price from concentration

What is the active ingredient per dollar for the second brand?

• 11.03 mLs per dollar

• 11.25 mLs per dollar

• 12.5 mLs per dollar

• 11.07 mLs per dollar

What is the active ingredient per dollar for the third brand?

• 11.07 mLs per dollar

• 12.5 mLs per dollar

• 11.03 mLs per dollar

• 11.25 mLs per dollar

What is the active ingredient per dollar for the fourth brand?

• 11.07 mLs per dollar

• 12.5 mLs per dollar

• 11.03 mLs per dollar

• 11.25 mLs per dollar

Which brand offers the best value for money?

• Brand B

• Brand A

• Brand C

• Brand D

Why is it important to keep track of units in these calculations?

• To increase the price of the product

• To ensure the correct conversion between different units

• To confuse the competitors

• To make the calculations look more complex

What is the main goal of this analysis?

• To find the cheapest brand

• To find the brand with the most active ingredient per dollar

• To find the brand with the largest bottle

• To find the brand with the highest concentration