To find the price for 1 candy bar, you can divide the total cost by the number of candy bars for any of the given entries.
Using the first entry as an example:
- Number of Candy Bars: 10
- Total Cost: $8.00
Price per candy bar = Total Cost / Number of Candy Bars = $8.00 / 10 = $0.80
Let's confirm this with another entry:
Using the second entry:
- Number of Candy Bars: 12
- Total Cost: $9.60
Price per candy bar = Total Cost / Number of Candy Bars = $9.60 / 12 = $0.80
This is consistent with the other entries as well:
Using the third entry:
- Number of Candy Bars: 15
- Total Cost: $12.00
Price per candy bar = Total Cost / Number of Candy Bars = $12.00 / 15 = $0.80
Using the fourth entry:
- Number of Candy Bars: 21
- Total Cost: $16.80
Price per candy bar = Total Cost / Number of Candy Bars = $16.80 / 21 = $0.80
Thus, the price for 1 candy bar is $0.80.
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