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What are the new prices of Quaker Oatmeal?

Sam's sells each can as 1 big box with 2 bags holding 5 lbs each (or 80 ounces per bag), we had to multiply our 32 purchased cans times 2 bags to get 64 bags of Oatmeal. Next, we multiply 64 bags by 80 ounces to find a total of 5120 ounces of Oatmeal bought. Now to package this accordingly, we can make a package to fit 80 ounces a bag to create 64 bags and sell them individually. When we multiply our new unit price ($0.05 per ounce) times 80 ounces, we can price each bag at $4.00.

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Grocery Store Toothaker 2

By AgentNS

In our Math class, we are running our own "grocery store" in order to learn about the world of retail and the math behind it. My group was assigned the cereal section. Therefore, this presentation documents the journey from my 2 products at Sam's to our own Grocery Store. Enjoy!