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What is the unit rate for 840 feet in 40 seconds?
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The unit rate will be something like 10 ft per second 10 ft per second = 10 feet in one second so what you need to do is divide both numbers by 40 to make the "40 seconds" turn into "1 second"
btw the answer isn't 10 ft per second, that's just an example of what the answer will look like
thanks jim
you're welcome
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college
oh maybe you could tutor me
sure I could do that, just message me your email and we'll go from there
ok alenaterder@yahoo.com
well I meant on the private messages so you wouldn't get spam
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how do you do that
you just click my name and click "send message", but I'll send you an email instead
ok that sounds good
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