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3 years ago

I paid $7.47 for 3 pounds of grapes. What is the cost of the grapes as a unit rate?

2 answers:

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The unit rate is the cost for 1 pound of grapes.

3 pounds of grapes cost $7.47

1 pound of grape will be: $7.47 / 3 = $2.49

The unit rate is : $2.49 /pound

Vaselesa [24]3 years ago

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$7.47/3= $2.49
$2.49 per pound

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