What Is a Unit Price?
The unit price refers to the value (quantity of money) of the quantity of a certain unit of a commodity.
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- Unit price is a commodity
- Chinese: Unit price
- The unit price is relative to the total price, usually the unit price multiplied by the quantity equals the total price. In terms of proportionality, it means that the quantity is constant, the total price is proportional to the unit price, the unit price is constant, the total price is proportional to the quantity, the total price is constant, and the unit price and quantity are inversely proportional.
- For example: The price of a football is 100 yuan, so the unit price of the football is 100 yuan / piece.
- Unit price: As its name implies, it is the value of a unit of merchandise. It reflects the specific value of this commodity.
- Unit price = total price / number of products
- Unit price with tax = Unit price without tax + Unit price without tax * Tax rate
- In actual work, a quantity is required to calculate the weighted average unit price.