1. In the following table, record the most expensive and least expensive items from your table above. Then select an amount (for example, 16 ounces) and calculate the price for that amount.

Amount:
Item Unit Value Price
King crab 36.99 36.99/lb
Wonder Classic White Bread 2.99 2.99/lb

2. Given the same quantity, how many times greater is the most expensive item compared to the least expensive item on your list? Show your work.

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step-by-step explanation:

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