Question

Describe the meaning of the rate.

6 days each month

A.
Something happens 6 days per month.

B.
Each month is 6 days long.

C.
Each day is one month long.

D.
A day happens six times each month.

Answer 1

@Love_Ranaa @King.Void. I think its A o.o

Answer 2

I will give you an example, do you mind?

Answer 3

No :] @SolomonZelman

Answer 4

For example:

`Sam goes to "Pita-King" (some pizza place) and spend $10 there, (once) every week.`

That means the "rate is"
`$10 per week` is the rate.
(to be more precise "$10 spend on pizza every week" )

Answer 5

lets go a little different. a person buys 10 pizzas every month.

Answer 6

that means a rate is
\(\large\color{black}{ \displaystyle 10 }\) pizzas \(\large\color{black}{ \displaystyle ~{\rm per~~month } }\).

Answer 7

What if we didn't know what he is doing 10 times per month ?
(if we didn't know that he is buying pizza 10 times per month, but instead does something else, which is not known to us)

Answer 8

Then we would say the rate [just] is:
\(\large\color{black}{ \displaystyle 10~ ~per~{\rm~month } }\)

Answer 9

which would mean that
"something is happening 10 times each month"

Answer 10

(again, we don't know what this "something" is)

Answer 11

So it would be D?.0.

Answer 12

not exactly.
1 day happens 6 times a month?
but we said that \(\normalsize\color{black}{ \displaystyle\underline{{\rm~"something"~~happens }} }\) 6 times/days per month.

Answer 13

the "day" doesn't happen.
What happens is the [unknown] "something".

Answer 14

Something is only in A. Like I said .0. at the top

Answer 15

@SolomonZelman Thanks for explaining the answer that I said it was :) so am I correct?

Answer 16

yes, A is right.

Answer 17

Also, you can exclude B and C just by reading what they say.

Answer 18

month is never 6 days long,
and certainly 1 day is not a month long.

Answer 19

That was I was thinking!! @SolomonZelman

Answer 20

yes:)