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Anarel [89]
3 years ago
9

Mary and Mike went to the store to buy colored pencils for their science class.mike bought a 12-pack for 1.69,and Mary bought a

24-pack for 3.18
Which was the better buy?
Mathematics
1 answer:
sweet-ann [11.9K]3 years ago
3 0

12-pack for 1.69 is a better buy

<em><u>Solution:</u></em>

Given that, Mike bought a 12-pack for 1.69 and Mary bought a 24-pack for 3.18

We have to find which is the better buy

First we have to find the unit rate

Unit rate is cost of 1 pack

<em><u>Mike bought a 12-pack for 1.69</u></em>

Therefore,

Cost of 12 pack = 1.69

Cost of 1 pack is found by dividing 1.69 by 12

cost\ of\ 1\ pack = \frac{1.69}{12} = 0.14083

Thus unit rate of Mike is 0.14083 dollar per pack

<em><u>Mary bought a 24-pack for 3.18</u></em>

Cost of 24 pack = 3.18

Cost of 1 pack is found by dividing 3.18 by 24

cost\ of\ 1\ pack = \frac{3.18}{24} = 0.1325

Thus unit rate of Mary is 0.1325 dollars

<em><u>On comparing both the unit rate</u></em>

0.14083>0.1325

Thus unit rate of Mike is larger

Thus, 12-pack for 1.69 is a better buy

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