A case of 5 items costs $6.45 at Costco. What is the price of each item?

To find the price of each item, you need to divide the total cost by the number of items.

\[
\text{Price per item} = \frac{\text{Total cost}}{\text{Number of items}}
\]

Given:
- Total cost = $6.45
- Number of items = 5

\[
\text{Price per item} = \frac{6.45}{5} = 1.29
\]

So, the price of each item is **$1.29**.

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Here are 5 related questions to consider:
1. What would the price per item be if the total cost was $10.75 for 5 items?
2. If you bought 10 items at $1.29 each, what would the total cost be?
3. How much would 7 items cost if each item is priced at $1.29?
4. If the price per item decreased by $0.10, what would the new price per item be?
5. What is the cost per item if 8 items cost $12.00 in total?

**Tip:** When dividing costs, it's useful to round your answer to two decimal places to ensure accuracy in pricing calculations.

Learn how to calculate the price per item when given the total cost and quantity. This problem involves basic arithmetic and division. Suitable for students in Grades 3-5.

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