To compare, think of the ratios as a fraction. so it is 32 slices per $7.99.
You can also say $7.99 per 32 slices.
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To find the unit price, or the price of 1 item, you have to divide the price by the amount.
So 7.99 divided by 32 is <span>0.249687, but we don't have thousandths of a cent, so we round to the hundredth.
$0.25 is the unit price, or the price of 1 toast, rounded to the nearest cent.
So let's try another one, this time we have 2 different rates, and we will compare them.
So let's say we are buying cheese. Store A sells 12 blocks of cheese for $14.99, and Store B sells 20 blocks for $23.99.
So first we have to find the unit rate for each.
Store A Store B
14.99 per 12 23.99 per 20
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12 20
14.99 / 12 is </span>1.24916 23.99 / 20 is <span>1.1995</span>
<span>$1.25, if rounded to the cent. $1.20, if rounded to the cent
</span>1 block is $1.25 in Store A. 1 block is $1.20 in Store B
Store B sells for cheaper.
Hope that helps.
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Answer: to find the mean add the numbers that were given then Divine by the amount of numbers you added. To find the median put all the numbers in numerical order and pick the middle one if it is an even amount of numbers than you pick the number exactly halfway between the two middle. To find the range you see how many numbers are repeated in which ever number is repeated the most amount of times that is the range.
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it describes how much the shown graph extends left and right.
Note that 4 is included, but -2 itself not. that's why it's empty and A isn't correct.
B and D are completely inapplicable
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