Mathematics, 25.12.2019 05:31, asenath6636

Store a sells 11 bagels for $9.57. store b sells 4 bagels for $3.52. how do the unit rates compare?

a) the bagels at store a are $0.01 more expensive than the bagels at store b.
b) the bagels at store a are $0.01 less expensive than the bagels at store b.
c) the bagels at store a are $0.03 more expensive than the bagels at store b.
d) the bagels at store a are $0.03 less expensive than the bagels at store b.

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