The cost of one candy is 66 cents.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given,
Purchase price of box of candies = $10.54
Number of candies in the box = 16
To find the cost of each candy, we will divide the purchase price of candies with total number of candies.
Cost of each candy = [tex]\frac{10.54}{16}[/tex]
Cost of each candy = $0.658
Rounding off to nearest hundredth;
Cost of each candy = $0.66 = 0.66 * 100 = 66 cents
The cost of one candy is 66 cents.
Keywords: division, multiplication
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