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3 years ago

one fabric costs $15.00 for two yards. Another costs $37.50 for 5 yards. Do these fabrics have the same unit cost? explain

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6 0

Yes they do becuase
$15 divided by 2 equals $7.50
Then you do 5 times $7.50 and your anwser is $37.50
They total unit cost for each is $7.50

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