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The question appears to ask for a unit rate calculation or cost per water bottle. The given information shows:

- 24 water bottles for $2.95.

To calculate the cost per water bottle, divide the total cost by the total number of bottles:

\[
\text{Cost per bottle} = \frac{\text{Total cost}}{\text{Number of bottles}} = \frac{2.95}{24}.
\]

Performing the calculation:

\[
\text{Cost per bottle} = 0.1229 \, \text{(rounded to 4 decimal places)}.
\]

Thus, each water bottle costs approximately **$0.123**.

Would you like additional details or clarifications? Here are five related questions for further exploration:

1. What would the total cost be for 50 bottles at the same unit price?
2. How would the cost change if there were a discount of $0.50 on the total price?
3. Could you calculate the unit price for a different total cost and number of bottles?
4. What is the cost difference per bottle between this price and another price of $3.60 for 24 bottles?
5. How can this calculation be applied to determine the value of bulk purchases?

**Tip**: Always round unit rates to an appropriate decimal place based on the context, typically two decimal places for currency.

24 water bottles for $2.95. What is the cost per water bottle?

Learn how to calculate the cost per water bottle when 24 bottles are priced at $2.95. This step-by-step solution demonstrates unit rate calculations and is ideal for students in Grades 5-7.

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