A clearer reading
Read whole-package amounts
Use an explicit named amount, package count and currency.
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Calculate a fictional whole-package CBD ratio and retain unknowns.
In this lesson: concepts, example and checks
Item price
USD 60
Whole-bottle CBD
3,000 mg
Item-price ratio
USD 0.02/mg CBD
Choose the supported package amount
This site keeps missing whole-package CBD unresolved instead of substituting extract, formula or another cannabinoid.
Write the arithmetic before comparing
Divide the posted item amount in one stated currency by the supported whole-package CBD amount. State what the number leaves out.
Keep purchase conditions visible
Treat membership, subscription, tax, delivery and conditional promotions as separate context. A smaller arithmetic ratio does not establish equivalent use or clinical value.
Fictional worked example
Fictional whole-bottle arithmetic
A fictional bottle has 3,000 mg CBD in the whole bottle and a USD 60 item price. This invented calculation is not a real offer, checkout total or amount to use.
- USD 60 ÷ 3,000 mg CBD = USD 0.02 per mg CBD.
- A fictional package of two of those same 3,000 mg CBD bottles has 6,000 mg CBD, with each bottle amount and the bundle count explicit.
- Do not combine different currencies or replace an unknown CBD total.
If the only stated quantity is 3,000 mg extract, the CBD-only unit price remains unknown.
Keep these actions
- Use the whole offered package.
- Keep the source currency and purchase conditions.
- Unknown CBD stays unranked.
Practice, then revise
Choose an answer and check the explanation. Incorrect answers remain revisable. A check attempt is not mastery or a credential.
Recognize the boundary
A fictional label states 3,000 mg extract but no CBD-only amount. What is its CBD unit price?
Read the supported answer and reasoning
Unknown until the CBD-only total is supported Correct: the CBD-only denominator is unresolved.
Apply it to the example
A fictional USD 60 bottle explicitly contains 3,000 mg CBD. What is its item-price ratio?
Read the supported answer and reasoning
USD 0.02/mg CBD Correct:60 divided by 3,000 equals 0.02.
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Sources and next steps
- CannaCompare: source and document scope
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