Jonah needs to purchase 30 juice packs for his class. While shopping, Jonah discovers the following prices for comparable juice packs. Which offers the best unit price?

A: 15 packs for $3.95

B: 5 packs for $2.20

C: 20 packs for $6.20

D: 10 packs for $3.20

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Mathematics

Abbie Knox

14 February, 14:33

Jonah needs to purchase 30 juice packs for his class. While shopping, Jonah discovers the following prices for comparable juice packs. Which offers the best unit price?

A: 15 packs for $3.95

B: 5 packs for $2.20

C: 20 packs for $6.20

D: 10 packs for $3.20

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Answers (2)

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Emely Osborne · Answer 1

You should use the equation for unit rates or just by division

Darian Hudson · Answer 2

What u have to do is get each pack down to one so u get how much they cost per 1 pack. So u would to the fraction with the price over the pack and to get it down to one you have to divide by, for example, 15. And see which one has the least price per pack to see the better one

Jonah needs to purchase 30 juice packs for his class. While shopping, Jonah discovers the following prices for comparable juice packs. Which offers the best unit price?A: 15 packs for $3.95B: 5 packs for $2.20C: 20 packs for $6.20D: 10 packs for $3.20

Jonah needs to purchase 30 juice packs for his class. While shopping, Jonah discovers the following prices for comparable juice packs. Which offers the best unit price?

A: 15 packs for $3.95

B: 5 packs for $2.20

C: 20 packs for $6.20

D: 10 packs for $3.20