Jenny wants to buy soda at the grocery store. the store offers three different packages.

Determine the unit price for each soda in the packs. Round your answer to the hundredths place.

6-pack for $2.29 has a unit price of $ blank per soda

12-pack for $3.99 has a unit price of $ blank per soda

24-pack for $5.99 has a unit price of $ blank per soda

which package has the best unit price?

6-pack

12-pack

24-pack

they have the same unit price

1 answer

To find the unit price for each soda, we divide the total price of each package by the number of sodas in that package.

  1. 6-pack for $2.29: \[ \text{Unit Price} = \frac{2.29}{6} \approx 0.3816667 \text{ (rounded to hundredths is } 0.38\text{)} \]

  2. 12-pack for $3.99: \[ \text{Unit Price} = \frac{3.99}{12} \approx 0.3325 \text{ (rounded to hundredths is } 0.33\text{)} \]

  3. 24-pack for $5.99: \[ \text{Unit Price} = \frac{5.99}{24} \approx 0.2495833 \text{ (rounded to hundredths is } 0.25\text{)} \]

Now, filling in the blanks:

  • 6-pack for $2.29 has a unit price of $ 0.38 per soda
  • 12-pack for $3.99 has a unit price of $ 0.33 per soda
  • 24-pack for $5.99 has a unit price of $ 0.25 per soda

Now we can compare the unit prices to find the best one:

  • 6-pack: $0.38
  • 12-pack: $0.33
  • 24-pack: $0.25

The package with the best unit price is the 24-pack at $0.25 per soda.