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3 years ago

Pizza take 20 minutes to cook. For pizzas can be cooked at one time in the pizza oven. How long would it take to cook 10 pizzas

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You'd fine the unit rate, in the context of the problem it would be how many minutes it takes for 1 pizza to cook
20/4= 5 minutes for 1 pizza
we are finding how long it would take to cook 10
5 times 10= 50, so 50 minutes

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