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What I learned was………

Discover the art of comparing product unit rates to save money. Understand how cheaper doesn't always mean better quality as some pricier items offer better value. Learn how dividing a product's price by its ounces gives you the unit price. Opt for family-sized versions for cheaper unit prices. Be a savvy shopper and save significantly on your purchases by making informed choices.

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What I learned was………

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  1. What I learned from my unit rate project was its true that some products are simpler but,. One is more expensive. My family usually gets the cheaper product hut, some times the more expensive one is a better product than the other product or it has a better unit price. To get the unit price you have to Divide the product’s price by it’s ounces. If u get most of the better buys you could save hundreds! If you are buying as a individual it is best to get the family size version because, it is most likely to have a much cheaper unit price. I don’t know about you but doing this project taught me a lot What I learned was………

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