Product a is an 8 oz. bottle of cough medication that sells for $1.36. product b is a 16 oz. bottle of cough medication that costs $3.20. which product has the lower unit price?

To figure out the price per unit for each product, you must divide the price by the number of ounces in each. The price of Product A is $1.36, and it has 8 ounces. You divide $1.36 by 8, which is $0.17. You do the same for Product B, divide the price by the number of ounces. $3.20 divided by 16, which is $0.20. Product A is 17 cents per ounce, and Product B is 20 cents per ounce. Therefore, Product A has a lower unit price.

You need to include the original coordinates of the triangle to answer this. and how much does it translate (move left right up down)

The discount is 8.70 . you dont tell us the percent of tax added so there is no way to find out, unless i'm not seeing anything. without tax its 37.70