Unit price: find the cost of several items
Multiply the price of one item by the number of items.
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One bagel costs $1.37. How much do 3 bagels cost?
Answer: $4.11
One juice box costs $0.67. How much do 2 juice boxes cost?
Answer: $1.34
One notebook costs $1.38. How much do 3 notebooks cost?
Answer: $4.14
Tip: Multiply the price of one item by the number of items.
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