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3 years ago

I need some help by today or tomorrow how can I express the ratio of 500 miles to 50 gallons of gas as a unit rate?

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Pani-rosa [81]3 years ago

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Answer:

More than happy to help with your homework:

500 miles = 50 gallons

(Divide both sides of the EQ by 50)

10 miles = 1 gallon

(Divide both sides by gallon)

10 miles per gallon

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