Unit pricing

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What is unit pricing?

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Unit pricing is a pricing strategy that allows consumers to compare the price of products based on a standard unit of measurement, such as price per ounce, price per liter, or price per item.

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How do you calculate the unit price?

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To calculate the unit price, divide the total price of the product by the total quantity (e.g., total price / total quantity).

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Find the unit price of $97.50 for 15 pizzas.

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$6.50 per pizza.

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Which is the better buy: $1.32 for 12 oz or $1.49 for 16 oz?

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$1.49 for 16 oz is the better buy.

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What is the unit price of gasoline if I paid $15.00 for 6 gallons?

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$2.50 per gallon.

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Compare the unit prices of Daisy sour cream $1.49 for 8 oz and Kraft sour cream $2.55 for 16 oz.

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Kraft sour cream is the better deal.

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Which is the better buy: A 6 pack of sodas for $2.56, A 12 pack of sodas for $4.00, or 4 twelve packs for $12.00?

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4 twelve packs for $12.00.

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What is the formula for finding the better buy?

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Compare the unit prices of the products; the one with the lower unit price is the better buy.

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If a product costs $10 for 5 items, what is the unit price?

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$2 per item.

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Why is unit pricing important for consumers?

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Unit pricing helps consumers make informed decisions by allowing them to compare prices effectively.