Question

A dozen eggs for $2.99 or 30 eggs for $8.00?

Answer 1

If you're looking to find which one's a better deal, just find the unit price.

A dozen eggs for $2.99

1 dozen = 12 eggs

2.99/12 = (about) $0.25 per egg

30 eggs for $8.00

8.00/30 = (about) $0.27 per egg

A dozen eggs for $2.99 would be the better deal

Answer 2

Answer:

A dozen for $2.99 costs less per egg

Step-by-step explanation:

$2.99 is essentially $3, so 2.5 dozen (30 eggs) at that price will be 2.5×$3 = $7.50. This is less than $8.00.

The cost per egg is less at the 12 for $2.99 rate.

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If you like, you can figure actual cost per egg.

... $/egg = $2.99/12 ≈ $0.249167 . . . . lowest cost per egg

or

... = $8.00/30 = $0.266667