A company sells cereal in two different-sized boxes: a 17-ounce box for $2.89, and a 24-ounce box for $3.29. How do the unit prices of the two boxes compare? The smaller box is the better buy because it is approximately 1.4 cents cheaper per ounce.
The smaller box is the better buy because it is approximately 3.3 cents cheaper per ounce.
The larger box is the better buy because it is approximately 1.4 cents cheaper per ounce.
The larger box is the better buy because it is approximately 3.3 cents cheaper per ounce.