hello everyone, can someone help me with this question? it's says how are unit rates and equivalent ratios related?

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aleksandrvk [35]3 years ago

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Answer:

A unit rate is a special kind of ratio, where the second number, or the denominator, is equal to one. With a unit rate, you are comparing a quantity to one. Some common unit rates are miles per gallon, price per pound, and pay rate per hour. ... You can simply divide the first number in the ratio by the second

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