3 years ago

What's the unit rate $4.80 for 6 cans

1 answer:

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If you're looking for the unit rate in this situation, then you're looking for how much each can costs (by itself.) That would mean that we would divide 4.80 by 6 to find how out how much each can costs by itself.

4.80 ÷ 6 = 0.80

Each can costs $0.80

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