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At a card show, Jackie purchased a box of 180 baseball cards for $15. What was the cost for 1 card? Round your answer to the nearest cent.

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On a recent trip, Mrs. Patel drove 700 miles on 20 gallons of gas. How many miles per gallon did her car use?

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For a case of 24 bottles of water, a grocery store charges $3.60. What is the unit price?

$ blank /bottle put the answer in where it says blank
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Maria’s resting heart rate is 240 beats per three minutes. What is her heart rate per minute?

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It took Carla 36 minutes to run four miles. Convert this ratio into a unit rate by finding how long it took Carla to run one mile.

19 minutes/mile
one-ninth minutes/mile

19 miles/minute
one-ninth miles/minute

9 minutes/mile
9 minutes/mile

9 miles/minute
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At a used book sale, Miss Chen bought a box of 20 assorted books for $40. What was the cost per book?

0.5 books/$1.00
0.5 books/$1.00

$2.00/book
$2.00/book

$0.50/book
$0.50/book

2 books/$1.00
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It took Liam 15 minutes to ride his bike three miles. Convert this ratio into a unit rate by finding how long many minutes did he take to travel one mile.

5 miles/minute
5 miles/minute

15 miles/minute
one-fifth miles/minute

15 minutes/mile
one-fifth minutes/mile

5 minutes/mile
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At Office Mart, a box of 10 ballpoint pens costs $8. What is the unit price?

0.80 pens/$1
0.80 pens/$1

1.25 pens/$1
1.25 pens/$1

$0.80/pen
$0.80/pen

$1.25/pen
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last one, For a Thanksgiving food drive, volunteers packed 50 boxes of food in 20 minutes. How many boxes did they pack per minute?

2.5 boxes/minute
2.5 boxes/minute

0.4 minutes/box
0.4 minutes/box

2.5 minutes/box
2.5 minutes/box

0.4 boxes/minute
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$0.08/card
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I apologize for the mistake in my previous response. To find the cost for 1 card, you should divide the total cost by the number of cards.

Cost for 1 card = Total cost / Number of cards
Cost for 1 card = $15 / 180

Calculating this:

Cost for 1 card = $0.08333333

Rounding this to the nearest cent, the cost for 1 card is approximately $0.08.

The correct answer is $0.08/card.
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Apologies for the confusion caused. Let's calculate the cost for 1 card correctly.

To find the cost for 1 card, divide the total cost of the box by the number of cards in the box:

Cost for 1 card = Total cost / Number of cards
Cost for 1 card = $15 / 180

Calculating this:

Cost for 1 card = $0.0833333

Rounding this to the nearest cent, the cost for 1 card is approximately $0.08.

The correct answer is $0.08/card.
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I apologize once again for the incorrect response. Let's recalculate the cost for 1 card correctly.

To find the cost for 1 card, divide the total cost of the box by the number of cards:

Cost for 1 card = Total cost / Number of cards
Cost for 1 card = $15 / 180

Calculating this:

Cost for 1 card = $0.08333333333

Rounding this to the nearest cent, the cost for 1 card is approximately $0.08.

The correct answer is $0.08/card.
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I apologize for the incorrect responses. Let's calculate the cost for 1 card one more time.

To find the cost for 1 card, divide the total cost of the box by the number of cards:

Cost for 1 card = Total cost / Number of cards
Cost for 1 card = $15 / 180

Calculating this:

Cost for 1 card = $0.08333333333

Rounding this to the nearest cent, the cost for 1 card is approximately $0.08.

The correct answer is $0.08/card.
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I apologize for any frustration caused. Thank you for your patience. If you have any more questions or need further assistance, please let me know.
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To find the miles per gallon, divide the total miles driven by the total gallons of gas used.

Miles per gallon = Total miles / Total gallons
Miles per gallon = 700 miles / 20 gallons

Calculating this:

Miles per gallon = 35 miles/gallon

Therefore, Mrs. Patel's car used 35 miles per gallon.
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To find the unit price, divide the total cost by the number of bottles in the case.

Unit price = Total cost / Number of bottles
Unit price = $3.60 / 24 bottles

Calculating this:

Unit price = $0.15/bottle

Therefore, the unit price for each bottle of water is $0.15.
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To find the heart rate per minute, we need to divide the total beats by the total minutes.

Heart rate per minute = Total beats / Total minutes
Heart rate per minute = 240 beats / 3 minutes

Calculating this:

Heart rate per minute = 80 beats/minute

Therefore, Maria's heart rate is 80 beats per minute.
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To find the time it took Carla to run one mile, we should divide the total time by the number of miles.

Time per mile = Total time / Total miles
Time per mile = 36 minutes / 4 miles

Calculating this:

Time per mile = 9 minutes/mile

Therefore, it took Carla 9 minutes to run one mile.
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To find the cost per book, divide the total cost by the number of books in the box.

Cost per book = Total cost / Number of books
Cost per book = $40 / 20 books

Calculating this:

Cost per book = $2.00/book

Therefore, the cost per book is $2.00.
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To find the time it took Liam to travel one mile, we need to divide the total time by the total miles.

Time per mile = Total time / Total miles
Time per mile = 15 minutes / 3 miles

Calculating this:

Time per mile = 5 minutes/mile

Therefore, it took Liam 5 minutes to travel one mile.
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To find the unit price, divide the total cost by the number of pens in the box.

Unit price = Total cost / Number of pens
Unit price = $8 / 10 pens

Calculating this:

Unit price = $0.80/pen

Therefore, the unit price for each ballpoint pen is $0.80.
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To find the number of boxes packed per minute, divide the total number of boxes by the total minutes.

Boxes per minute = Total boxes / Total minutes
Boxes per minute = 50 boxes / 20 minutes

Calculating this:

Boxes per minute = 2.5 boxes/minute

Therefore, the volunteers packed 2.5 boxes of food per minute.