Answer:
The unit price is the price of a single unit.
To find it, you need to find the quotient between the total price and the number of objects you get for that price.
Brand A:
You get 25 spoons for $1.97
Then the unit price is:
unit price of brand A = $1.97/25 = $0.079
Brand B:
You get 48 spoons for $2.98
Then the unit price is:
unit price of brand B: $2.98/48 = $0.062
Here we can see that the unit price for brand B is smaller, then the better buy is brand B.
Answer:
120 lbs
Step-by-step explanation:
Work = force * distance
1800 ft-lb = force * 15 ft
force = 1800 ft-lb / 15 ft
=1800/15 ft-lb/ft
=120lbs
A) The discount is 36 dollars
b) The final selling price is 44 dollars
At first they bought 40 uniforms for $3,000. When divided, the result came out as 75$ per each uniform. If they only received 40$ back then, 70-40=30. So the difference was 30$ per uniform.
Actually, it is 40 mph. Unless you mean he goes to the store in half an hour and back in another half. Just clarify the wording.
