4 years ago

A bakery sells 10 peanut butter cookies for a total of $7.00. Find the unit rate

1 answer:

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Answer: $0.70 per cookie

Which is the same as saying 70 cents per cookie

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Explanation:

The unit rate is the cost of one cookie. The term "unit" means "one".

10 cookies = 7 dollars

10/10 cookies = 7/10 dollars ...... divide both sides by 10

1 cookie = 0.70 dollars

Since one cookie costs $0.70, the unit rate is $0.70 per cookie or you can say 70 cents per cookie.

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