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MTH105 QUANTITATIVE REASONING
Project Number 1
Tailgate Mission
You and your closest 9 friends decide to tailgate before attending the EGCC Gator Baseball game. You each give $5.00 for food and beverages. You are in charge of shopping at your local supermarket. Based on your budget, decide what are your best options are for purchasing hamburgers and/or hot dogs, beverages, condiments, and snacks. You need to justify (unit analysis) why you made the decisions you did. Space is given below each item to show the unit analysis.
You must complete the unit price for the entire worksheet regardless of whether or not you use that item in your tailgate. Must show calculations/formula for credit. Any answer given with no calculations shown will result in no credit for that answer.
This is an exercise that tests your skills in conversions, planning, and general math skills.
You MUST spend no less than $45
and no more than $50
with a mixed variety of items in different categories. You can look up conversions on the internet they are readily available
Assumptions:
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All paper products, utensils, and ice are provided by someone else in the group.
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You must stay within budget and cannot get money from any other source.
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All hamburgers must weigh approximately 1/4 of a pound precooked.
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HINT: Use unit conversions to compare what item is a “better deal”.
Beverages
Coke Products
(Coke, diet Coke, Bar’s, Sprite, Fanta, Nestea, Minute Maid)
Ex. I will do the first one for you 1 liter = 33.814 oz
So, the 2-liter bottle contains 67.628 oz
Since you get 2 for $3.00 each bottle is $1.50
If you take $1.5 / 67.628 oz that equals $.0222 per oz. always round to the nearest cent (2 decimal places) you get $.02 per oz or 2 cents per oz
Description
Quantity
Volume/container
Cost
Unit Price ($per oz)
2-liter bottles
1
2L
2/$3.00
$.02/0z
12 pack of cans
12
12 oz.
3/$9.00
$.02/0z
6 pack of bottles
6
24 oz.
3/$8.00
$1.85/0z
Show calculations here
3/9= $0.33 per case12*12 = 144 oz .33/144= 0.0022 per oz
3/8= $2.67 / 144 oz = $0.0185 or 1.85 cents per ounce.
Pepsi Products (Pepsi, Diet Pepsi, 7Up, Mountain Dew, Dr. Pepper)
Description
Quantity
Volume/container
Cost
Unit Price ($per oz)
2-liter bottles
1
2 L
2/$3.00
$0.2/0z
12 pack of cans
12
12 oz.
3/12.00
$0.17/0z
Show calculations here
$1.5 / 67.628 oz that equals $.0222 per oz. = $.02 per oz or 2 cents per oz
3/12= $0.25 per case12*12 = 144 oz .25/144= $0.0017 or 0.17 cents per ounce.
Bottled Water
I will do the first water conversion for you too…
Since there are 8 bottles at 16.9 oz per bottle, the entire 8 pack case is 135.2 oz. The cost of the case is $3.69 so you divide that by 135.2 you get $.02729.. round to 2 decimal places you get $.03 per oz or 3 cents per oz
Description
Quantity/case
Volume/bottle
Cost/case
Unit Price ($per oz)
8 pack Dasani
8
16.9 oz.
$3.69
$.03/oz
12 pack Ice Mountain
12
8 oz.
$2.99
$.03/0z
24 pack of Nestle
24
8 oz.
$2.99
$.02/0z
6 pack of Aquafina
6
24 oz.
$3.79
$.03/0z
24 pack of store brand
24
16.9 oz.
$2.49
$.01/0z
Show calculations here
1) There are 12 bottles at 8 oz per bottle, the entire 12 pack case is 96 oz. The cost of the case is $2.99 so you divide that by 96 you get $.0311.. round to 2 decimal places you get $.03 per oz or 3 cents per oz
2) There are 24 bottles at 8 oz per bottle, the entire 24 pack case is 192 oz. The cost of the case is $2.99 so you divide that by 192 you get $.0155.. round to 2 decimal places you get $.02 per oz
or 2 cents per oz
3) There are 6 bottles at 24 oz per bottle, the entire 6 pack case is 144 oz. The cost of the case is $3.79 so you divide that by 144 you get $.0263.. round to 2 decimal places you get $.03 per oz or 3 cents per oz
4) There are 24 bottles at 16.9 oz per bottle, the entire 24 pack case is 405.6 oz. The cost of the case is $2.49 so you divide that by 405.6 you get $.0061.. round to 2 decimal places you get $.01
per oz or 1 cent per oz
Power Drinks
Description
Quantity
Volume
Cost
Unit Price ($per oz)
Gatorade
1
32 oz.
$.69
$.02/0z
Monster
1
16 oz.
4/$5.00
$.08/0z
Powerade
1
32 oz.
$.79
$.02/0z
Show calculations here
1) The volume is 32 oz and the cost is $0.69, so you divide that by 32 you get $0.0215.. round to
2 decimal places you get $0.02 per oz or 2 cents per oz
2) The volume is 16 oz and the cost is 4/$5.00, so each can costs $1.25. You divide that by 16 you get $0.0781.. round to 2 decimal places you get $0.08 per oz or 8 cents per oz
3) The volume is 32 oz and the cost is $0.79, so you divide that by 32 you get $0.0247.. round to 2 decimal places you get $0.02 per oz or 2 cents per oz
Entrée
Hot Dogs
Note: quantity per pack does not factor in your unit price per oz calculation
Description
Quantity/pack.
Weight/pack.
Cost/pack.
Unit Price ($Per oz)
Oscar Meyer
10
1 lb.
$1.99
$0.12/0z
Kahn’s Bun Size
8
16 oz.
$2.49
$0.16/0z
Hebrew National
7
12 oz.
$3.99
$0.33/0z
Oscar Meyer
8
1 lb.
$3.39
$0.21/0z
John Morrell
10
16 oz.
$1.69
$0.11/0z
Show calculations here
1) The weight is 16 oz (1 lb) and the cost is $1.99, so you divide that by 16 you get $0.1243.. round to 2 decimal places you get $0.12 per oz.
2) The weight is 16 oz and the cost is $2.49, so you divide that by 16 you get $0.1556.. round to 2 decimal places you get $0.16 per oz.
3) The weight is 12 oz and the cost is $3.99, so you divide that by 12 you get $0.3325.. round to 2 decimal places you get $0.33 per oz.
4) The weight is 16 oz (1 lb) and the cost is $3.39, so you divide that by 16 you get $0.2118.. round to 2 decimal places you get $0.21 per oz.
5) The weight is 16 oz and the cost is $1.69, so you divide that by 16 you get $0.1056.. round to 2 decimal places you get $0.11 per oz.
Hamburgers
Description
Weight/pack.
Cost/pack
Notes
Unit Price ($per lb.)
Ground Sirloin
1 lb.
$5.69
$5.96/lbs
4 premade ground angus patties
1.5 lbs.
$5.49
$3.66/lbs
Tube of ground chuck
3 lbs.
$10.47
80% lean/20% fat
$3.49/lbs
Tube of ground beef
5 lbs.
$13.95
73%lean/27%
fat
$2.79/lbs
Ground turkey
1 lb.
$4.19
$4.19/lbs
Show calculations here
1) Weight is 1 lb and the cost is $5.69, so the unit price is $5.69 per lb.
2) Weight is 1.5 lbs and the cost is $5.49, so you divide that by 1.5 you get $3.66.. round to 2 decimal places you get $3.66 per lb.
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