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3 years ago

Which rate is the lowest price? $6.30 for 9 $5.50 for 5 $4.20 for 7 $0.80 each

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Answer: $4.20 for 7
This problem can be solved by dividing the pay by the number of items.

$6.30 / 9 = $0.70
$5.50 / 5 = $1.10
$4.20 / 7 = $0.60
$0.80 / 1 = $0.80

This shows that for the third option, $4.20 for 7, the rate per item is the lowest.

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