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4 years ago

Write a unit rate to represent the relationship between the given quantities.

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Answer:

200 centimeters

Explanation:

Since the number 169.5 is higher than any number between 100-150 it will be rounded to 200 because the number 200 is closer to 169.5 then 100

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