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Create a real world problem using a unit rate and post your word problem in the discussion area. If you are having trouble brain

storming, think about grocery store, sports, driving, or earning money when creating your problem.

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Brilliant_brown [7]3 years ago

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Steve goes to a store to buy school supplies he buys 15 pencils the cost per pencil is .20 cents. How much did Steve spend to buy pencils

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