Question

suppose you are deciding between two types of crackers at the grocery store. you want to choose the box of crackers that has more fiber per cracker. here is the information from the nutrition label: Cracker A server size 13 crackers fiber 4 grams cracker B serving size 8 crackers fiber 3 grams which box of crackers has more fiber per cracker?

Answer 1

To determine which box of crackers has more fiber per cracker, we can calculate the fiber per cracker for both options.

For Cracker A:
Fiber per cracker = Total fiber / Number of crackers
Fiber per cracker = 4 grams / 13 crackers

For Cracker B:
Fiber per cracker = Total fiber / Number of crackers
Fiber per cracker = 3 grams / 8 crackers

Evaluating these calculations, we find that:
Fiber per cracker for Cracker A is approximately 0.308 grams (4/13 ≈ 0.308)
Fiber per cracker for Cracker B is approximately 0.375 grams (3/8 = 0.375)

Therefore, Cracker B has more fiber per cracker compared to Cracker A.