If a bagel costs $0.80 any day, then the unit price
is $0.80 per bagel.
If the unit price of a bagel is $0.80 , then every bagel
you buy costs $0.80 .
Only one thing changes: The price of a dozen on Wednesday.
If you buy 1 dozen ... or any number of dozens ... on Wednesday,
then the unit price of the contents of that bag is
($6.00) / (1 dozen) = $6.00 per dozen
If you want to convert that to a
different unit of measure, then
you do it like this:
(6.00 $/dozen) x (1 dozen/12 bagels)
= (6.00 x 1 / 12) ($/bagel)
= 0.5 $/bagel
or $0.50 / bagel .
Answer:
x,y - x,y-4
Step-by-step explanation:
x coordinates of a and b remain same but their y coordinates become -4
Answer:
1.51
Step-by-step explanation:
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