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Store Unit Rates Project Which store did you "shop" at? Unit Rate Item Original Rate Example: Eggs (store brand) $1.80 12 30.12 1 $2136 Oreo Sandwich Cookies (price per cookie) Lender's Plain Bagels (price per bagel) Ben and Jerry's Chunky Monkey Ice Cream (price per cup) Kraft Sliced Cheese (price per slice) Sargento Shredded Cheddar Cheese (price per cup) Pop-Tarts (price per pop-tart) Coca-Cola Cans (price per can) Red Delicious Apples 5 lb. Bag (price per pound) Chewy Granola Bar (price per bar) Juicy Juice Juice Boxes (price per juice box) If for some reason you can not find a product, use a similar one as a substitute. Remember that I pint = 2 Cups PLS help the store I chose was HEB

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