Asked by Matt
                Jason watched a caterpillar move 10 feet in 2 minutes. Jason says the caterpillars unit rate is 0.2 feet per minute. Is Jason correct? Explain. 
I believe that Jason is correct because:
If you have 2 minutes/10 feet=x/1
10/10=1
2/10=0.2
If you have 10 feet/2 minutes
2/2=1
10/2=5
Then 10 x1=10
2x5=10
5/1=1/1=1 and 5/1=0.2
0.2 as a fraction would be in 1 minute the caterpillar would move 5 feet or 0.2 feet per minute.
Can you tell me if I am correct on this?
Thank you
            
        I believe that Jason is correct because:
If you have 2 minutes/10 feet=x/1
10/10=1
2/10=0.2
If you have 10 feet/2 minutes
2/2=1
10/2=5
Then 10 x1=10
2x5=10
5/1=1/1=1 and 5/1=0.2
0.2 as a fraction would be in 1 minute the caterpillar would move 5 feet or 0.2 feet per minute.
Can you tell me if I am correct on this?
Thank you
Answers
                    Answered by
            PsyDAG
            
    To me, if it moves "10 feet in 2 minutes," then it would move 5 feet in one minute.
5 ft ≠ .2 ft
    
5 ft ≠ .2 ft
                    Answered by
            school girl
            
    it is 5 feet because 10 divided by 2 is 5
    
                    Answered by
            Anonymous
            
    This is hard
    
                    Answered by
            Men
            
    No because no 
    
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