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Jason is taking a physical exam and has to do push ups for sixty seconds. He does 30 pushups in the sixty seconds. Each push up

takes two seconds to complete. Two seconds represents...

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Alexandra [31]3 years ago

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Answer: 2 seconds is the unit rate.

Explanation:

We know that Jason does 30 pushups in 60 seconds at a constant rate, and we know that each push up takes 2 seconds.

then, we can write this as 30 pushups/60 seconds = (1/2) pushups per second.

Here, two seconds represents the time needed to do one pushup, is the unit rate (this means that we need 2 seconds to have a unit "one pushup")

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