the question is in the picture.
Oh and finding the better buy.
Can you find the price of one oz of cereal in each case?
Well, can you show me how to do this??
That's what I'm doing.
Oh sorry thanks, 12? or 16?
You need to find the price of one oz of cereal in each case and compare them, the better price is the one with the smaller value.
Right, my teacher also mentioned getting more of something to for less.
Okay, Case1: 12 oz for $3.95 means \(\frac{3.95}{12}\approx=0.25\) for each oz. Case2: 16 oz for $4.80 means \(\frac{4.80}{16}\approx 0.3\) for each oz.
Which one do you think is better?
Wait!
price over amount right? Then divide? and compare?
The first one \(\frac{3.95}{12} \approx 0.33\), sorry!
And yeah, that's how you do it.
Thanks! And is that the key for all of them?
Yeah, for any problem of this type. You need just to find the price of one unit and compare them.
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