If Store A sells 24 for $6.50, What is the unit price for store A?

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So the unit price refers to the cost of one unit i.e if 24 are being sold for $6.50 what is the cost for just 1 so to calculate just one do the The price divided by the number of units e.g 6.50/24 which is around 0.27

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Minimum=25
first quartile= 30
Third quartile=45
Maximum=55

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