Bob nailed wooden board sections to a fence. He nailed 2/9 of a section in 1/10 hour. Explain how to use the information in the
problem to find two different unit rates.
1 answer:
Your fractions are your units and rates.
A "section" is a unit and 2 of 9 sections is a rate.
An hour is a unit and 1 of 10 hours is a rate.
You can multiply the fractions and create a new unit rate that would measure a section per hour.
I hope this helps.
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