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Unit Rates

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What you will learn from this videoWhat you will learn
  • We'll learn that a unit rate is a special type of ratio that compares the first quantity to one unit of the second quantity.
  • We will also learn how to calculate unit rates with whole numbers, then decimals and finally fractions.
  • And we'll see how this knowledge can help us buy tacos, drive a go-kart, and make dog treats.

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Level 1

40 inches of snow fell over 8 days. What is the unit rate of snow per day? Show how you found the unit rate.

Level 2

At Yoshira’s Market, 5 pounds of potatoes cost $10. At Luna’s Market, 14 pounds of potatoes cost $35. Which market has a better deal on potatoes? Show how you solved the problem.

Level 3

For a cookie recipe you need 2[ggfrac]3/4[/ggfrac] cups of flour for every 1[ggfrac]1/2[/ggfrac] cups of sugar. If you have 12 cups of sugar and want to use it all to make cookies, how many cups of flour do you need? Show how you solved the problem.

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