Which rate is not equivalent to the others?

Mathematics

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Murljashka [212]3 years ago

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The rate that is not equivalent to the others is "1 for $0.75".

<h3>How to find the rates?</h3>

To find the rates, you need to take the quotient between the price and the number of units, these rates, give the value of a single item in dollars.

Here, the four rates are:

1) $36/27 = $1.33...
2) $4/3 = $1.33...
3) $20/15 = $1.33...
4) $0.75/1 = $0.75

So we can see that the rate which is not equivalent to the others is the last one (the bottom right one).

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