Match each item with the correct unit price.

Question

1. 2 for one dollar
$1.05 each
2. $3.78 for 6
7.8 cents each
3. 20 for $1.56
63 cents each
4. 1 1/2 for $1.58
78 cents each
5. 5 at $3.90
40 cents each

Answer 1

Let's calculate the unit price for each item and match them correctly:

1. 2 for one dollar:

   • Unit price = $1 / 2 = 50 cents each.

2. $3.78 for 6:

   • Unit price = $3.78 / 6 = $0.63 = 63 cents each.

3. 20 for $1.56:

   • Unit price = $1.56 / 20 = $0.078 = 7.8 cents each.

4. 1 1/2 for $1.58:

   • Unit price = $1.58 / 1.5 = $1.0533... = $1.05 each.

5. 5 at $3.90:

   • Unit price = $3.90 / 5 = $0.78 = 78 cents each.

Now, let's match them with their correct unit prices:

1. 2 for one dollar - 50 cents each (not listed).
2. $3.78 for 6 - 63 cents each.
3. 20 for $1.56 - 7.8 cents each.
4. 1 1/2 for $1.58 - $1.05 each.
5. 5 at $3.90 - 78 cents each.

Here’s the final matching:

• 2 for one dollar → 50 cents each
• $3.78 for 6 → 63 cents each
• 20 for $1.56 → 7.8 cents each
• 1 1/2 for $1.58 → $1.05 each
• 5 at $3.90 → 78 cents each