1. Which size jar of jelly shown in the table has the lowest unit price? 10 - 1.6616 - 3.1932 - 5.79

You have to devide size by cost, of all your options
for the first case..
[tex]value=\frac{1.69\text{ \$}}{10\text{ oz}}=\text{ 0.169 }[/tex]For the second
[tex]\text{value = }\frac{3.19\text{ \$}}{16\text{ oz}}\text{ = 0.199}[/tex]and thrird
[tex]\text{value = }\frac{5.79\text{ \$}}{32\text{ oz}}=0.181[/tex]you can solve the division for all of them and get te value for 1 oz of jelly, and we choose the lower one..
the answer is the first one case,