DVD Pricing and Cost Calculations

The video tutorial addresses a sixth-grade math problem involving a DVD sale. It explains how to calculate the unit price of a DVD from a sale pack at Film Extravaganza and compares it with a similar sale at Offbeat Movies. The tutorial demonstrates how to calculate the cost of purchasing eight DVDs using both direct multiplication and doubling methods.

What is the total cost of four DVDs in the sale pack at Film Extravaganza?

• $13.95

• $111.60

• $55.80

• $27.90

How do you calculate the unit price of a DVD in the sale pack?

• Multiply the total cost by four

• Divide the total cost by four

• Add the total cost to four

• Subtract four from the total cost

What is the unit price of a DVD at Film Extravaganza?

• $111.60

• $55.80

• $13.95

• $27.90

What is the relationship between the unit prices at Film Extravaganza and Offbeat Movies?

• Offbeat Movies is more expensive

• Both have the same unit price

• Film Extravaganza is cheaper

• Offbeat Movies is cheaper

How much does one DVD cost at Offbeat Movies?

• $13.95

• $27.90

• $55.80

• $111.60

What is the cost of eight DVDs at Offbeat Movies?

• $111.60

• $55.80

• $27.90

• $13.95

How do you calculate the cost for eight DVDs using the unit price?

• Subtract eight from the unit price

• Add eight to the unit price

• Multiply the unit price by eight

• Divide the unit price by eight

What is another way to calculate the cost for eight DVDs?

• Add the cost for four DVDs to itself

• Triple the cost for four DVDs

• Double the cost for four DVDs

• Halve the cost for four DVDs

If four DVDs cost $55.80, what is the cost of eight DVDs using the doubling method?

• $27.90

• $55.80

• $111.60

• $83.70

What is the total cost of eight DVDs if each costs $13.95?

• $27.90

• $223.20

• $55.80

• $111.60