Kelsey wants to buy some bananas. One grocery store sells them at 2 pounds for 0.89. Another sells them at 3 pounds for 1.00. What is the lower unit price?

To find the unit price for each store, divide the total price by the number of pounds. The first store sells bananas at 0.89 / 2 = 0.445 per pound, while the second store sells them at 1.00 / 3 ≈ 0.333 per pound. Therefore, the second store has the lower unit price for bananas.