Question

• A rate is a ratio that compares *blank* with different *blank*



In a unit rate, the first measurement is compared with *blank* of a second measurement.

You can find a unit rate by *blank* the numerator and denominator by the second value.

Here's an example:

24 pencils cost $1.20, how much will 6 pencils cost?

rate

unit rate

$1.20 -24 24 pencils -24 Price per pencil = $0.05 1 pencil = = 5 cents per pencil

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2 quantities

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Answer 1

• A rate is a ratio that compares **two quantities** with different **units**.

In a unit rate, the first measurement is compared with **one unit** of a second measurement.

You can find a unit rate by **dividing** the numerator and denominator by the second value.

Here's an example:

24 pencils cost $1.20; how much will 6 pencils cost?

- Rate: $1.20 for 24 pencils
- Unit rate: Price per pencil = $1.20 ÷ 24 = $0.05, or 5 cents per pencil.