4pc is 0.725 ea
6pc is 0.715
10pc is 0.629
20pc is 0.4595
Prices are based on what I see online on their website, which looks like its through doordash so some variance may be had, but i sldo t see how "2 4pc is cheaper than a 6pc" and doesnt make sense based on any prices ive seen unless theres some kind of temporary deal going on? But even then 20pc has always been significantly more value afaik (dont eat maccas often)
There was a long time when 4pc was on a dollar menu but 6pc was something like $1.65. So three 4pc was cheaper than two 6pc if you wanted twelve nuggets.
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Zizzy@lemmy.blahaj.zone · 14 pts · 309d
Ok, i got curious.
4pc is 0.725 ea 6pc is 0.715 10pc is 0.629 20pc is 0.4595
Prices are based on what I see online on their website, which looks like its through doordash so some variance may be had, but i sldo t see how "2 4pc is cheaper than a 6pc" and doesnt make sense based on any prices ive seen unless theres some kind of temporary deal going on? But even then 20pc has always been significantly more value afaik (dont eat maccas often)
frosty99c@midwest.social · 15 pts · 309d
There was a long time when 4pc was on a dollar menu but 6pc was something like $1.65. So three 4pc was cheaper than two 6pc if you wanted twelve nuggets.
shalafi@lemmy.world · 5 pts · 309d
We had a mathematician come to a school event in 8th grade and taught us how to turn story problems into formulas we could solve.
"What" = "X"
"is" = "="
"of" = "รท"
And so on.
I was screaming internally, "Why has no one else taught is this before?!" Still use those methods today.
ech@lemmy.ca · 4 pts · 309d
Except in this case "of" = "*", so keep on your toes.
saltnotsugar@lemmy.world · 4 pts · 309d
There needs to be more economic analysis regarding chicky nuggies.
tordenflesk@lemmy.world · 4 pts · 309d
https://heavenfox.github.io/mcnugget/