Carrots cost £1 for a 1.2kg bag at tesco. the same type of carrots cost 77 pence for a 700g bag at asda. where are the carrots the better value? you must show your working

The carrots from Tesco are better value for money.

Step-by-step explanation:

We need to find out how much money we need to pay for 1 kg of each of them.Therefore,

1/1.2=0.84 pence for 1 kg of carrots

and for the other we need to convert the grams into kg.

1kg=1000 g.

Therefore 700g=0.7 kg

Also,we need to convert the pence into pounds

1 pound=100 pence

Therefore 77 pence=0.77 pounds

0.77/0.7=1.1 pounds for 1 kg of carrots

We compare the price from Tesco which is 0.84 with the price from ASDA which is 1.1 pounds.

Clearly,the offer from Tesco is better value.

Hope,it helped you.

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