Unit rates<\/p>\n
What is unit rates (A unit rate means\u00a0a rate for one of something. We write this as a ratio with a denominator of one. For example, if you ran 70 yards in 10 seconds, you ran on average 7 yards in 1 second. Both of the ratios,)<\/p>\n
Unit rate :a comparison of a quantity to one unit of another quantitys<\/p>\n
Home work :<\/p>\n
1Q> Mary pays $60 for 5 piano lesions. What is the cost per lesson(unit rate) of each piano lesson?<\/p>\n
Set up ration of fraction= first item \/ second item<\/p>\n
The total cost of the lessons goes in the numerator while the number of lessons goes in the denominator.<\/p>\n
60$ \/ 5 lessons<\/p>\n
$60\u00f75\/5\u00f75<\/p>\n
Since the cost is in the numerator and the number of lessons is in the denominator; we can see that it costs $12 per lesson<\/p>\n
2q>An auto club drove a new hybrid car 442.4 miles. They refilled the gas tank with 10.2 gallons of gas. How many miles per gallon did the hybrid car get?<\/p>\n
Answer:<\/p>\n
Create a ratio in fraction from to express the problem.<\/p>\n
First item \/ Second item<\/p>\n
The total number of miles driven goes in the numerator while the number of gallons used goes in the denominator.<\/p>\n
442.4 miles \/ 10.2 gallons<\/p>\n
Since the number of miles is in the numerator and the number of gallons is in the denominator; we can see how many miles the car can drive per gallon.<\/p>\n
442.4 miles \u00f7 10.2\/10.2 gallons \u00f7 10.2<\/p>\n
1 gellon=43.37 miles<\/p>\n
3Q> The cost of sandwiches is $19.50. What is unit price?<\/p>\n
Answer:<\/p>\n
To create the ratio in fraction form, one item must be in the numerator while the second item is in the denominator. <\/p>\n
First item \/ Second item<\/p>\n
Set up a fraction with the price in the numerator and the number of sandwiches in the denominator.<\/p>\n
$19.50 \/ 3<\/p>\n
We can see how much one sandwish will cost.<\/p>\n
$19.5 \u00f7 3 \/3 \u00f73<\/p>\n
One sandwish cost is= 6.5<\/p>\n
40 passengers in 10 cars , how many passengers each car?<\/p>\n
Here we find the passengers in each car.<\/p>\n
To create the ratio in fraction form, one item must be in the numerator while the second item is in the denominator<\/p>\n
First item \/ second item <\/p>\n
Set up a fraction is 40 passengers in the car and 10 cars in the denominator<\/p>\n
40 \u00f710\/10 \u00f710<\/p>\n
4 members in each car.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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