What is the Cost of One Jump Ring in a $8 Pack of 1000?

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The cost of one jump ring from a pack of 1,000 priced at $8 is calculated as $8 divided by 1,000, resulting in 0.008 dollars per jump ring. This value translates to 0.8 cents per ring, confirming that 0.008 dollars is equivalent to 0.8 cents. Additionally, this can be expressed as "4 cents for every 5 jump rings," providing a clear understanding of the cost breakdown.

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If I get a pack of 1,000 jump rings (for jewelry), and the bag costs me $8, how much is EACH jump ring? is it 8 divided by 1,000, which is .008 cents per ring, or is this .008 dollars, and I move the decimal spaces two to the left to get cents? I m a bit confused... Thanks!
 
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I would write:

$$\frac{\$8}{1000 \text{ jump rings}}\cdot\frac{100\text{ cents}}{\$1}=\frac{4}{5}\,\frac{\text{cents}}{\text{jump ring}}$$
 
MarkFL said:
I would write:

$$\frac{\$8}{1000 \text{ jump rings}}\cdot\frac{100\text{ cents}}{\$1}=\frac{4}{5}\,\frac{\text{cents}}{\text{jump ring}}$$

Thank you very much! So the .008 was just .008 "dollars" earlier? $8/1000 = 0.008 Dollars?

Is that the same as saying "one tenth of 8 cents per ring" ?
 
Enoonmai said:
Thank you very much! So the .008 was just .008 "dollars" earlier? $8/1000 = 0.008 Dollars?

Is that the same as saying "one tenth of 8 cents per ring" ?

Yes, and another way to look at it is "4 cents for every 5 jump rings."
 

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