Which statement best defines cost per wear for a garment?

• A. The total price of all garments bought
• B. The purchase price divided by number of times worn
• C. The number of times a garment is worn
• D. The purchase price minus discount

Answer: (B)

Cost per wear measures how much you pay for each use by spreading the garment’s price over all the times you wear it. It’s calculated by dividing the purchase price by the number of times you wear it. For example, if you buy a jacket for $100 and wear it 20 times, the cost per wear is $5. If you only wear it 2 times, the cost per wear becomes $50. This helps you compare items based on value—the more you wear something, the lower its cost per wear. It’s not the total price of all garments, it’s not just how many times you wear something, and it isn’t simply the purchase price minus a discount.