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What does each unit rate tell u

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morpeh [17]3 years ago

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Unit rates tell you how much one of something would be, often how much it would cost. You'd utilize it especially while shopping for food, when you need to know how much you're being charged per ounce or pound of fruit/vegetables. Hope this helps.

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