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You pay $4.50 for 9 bagels. What is the unit price?
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Unit price would be the price for each one individually. So just divide.
9/4.50
@psychot, yes. @mrs.m, no.
price per bagel means \[\text{price}\div \text{number of bagels}\]
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mrsmath told you how many bagels you can get for a dollar, she computed "bagels per dollar"
that is not the unit price, it is the reciprocal of the unit price
sorry, i meant 4.50/9 =0.5
5cents is the unit proce
psycho tink? qu'est-ce que c'est?
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No, not 5 cents. 0.5 dollars = 50 cents.
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