Question

How do you use unit rates in the real world?

Answer 1

@texaschic101

Answer 2

There are plenty of these scenarios. For example, when you go to Costco, there is often a unit rate for the cost. Ex: amount of cost / amount of product. Also, miles per gallon is another real life unit rate.

Answer 3

thats from google

Answer 4

can you give me when of your own example

Answer 5

sure i can, i go to bj's and i see that a bag of beans is 7.44 for a 3 pound bag
and at the bottom of the sign it says $2.48 per pound.
so the unit rate is $2.48 per pound of beans.

Answer 6

is that correct? @BishopPatton

Answer 7

Ik it is from google

Answer 8

Can you find the constant proportionality when given a certain situation?

Answer 9

A rate is a ratio that compares quantities in different units. Rates are commonly found in everyday life. The prices in grocery stores and department stores are rates. Rates are also used in pricing gasoline, tickets to a movie or sporting event, in paying hourly wages and monthly fees.

A unit rate is a rate where the second quantity is one unit, such as $34 per pound, 25 miles per hour.

Answer 10

there is another example.

Answer 11

Can you find the constant proportionality when given a certain situation?

Answer 12

yeah duh that is easy stuff man

Answer 13

i don't even get medal i was the only one who gave AN ANSWER NOT OFF THE INTERNET THAT ANSWER IS FROM MY BRAIN YET ALL @BishopPatton CAN DO FOR YOU IS FIND THE ANSWERS ON THE INTERNET

Answer 14

i gave you a medal :)

Answer 15

Can you find the constant proportionality when given a certain situation?

Answer 16

my second one was from my brain dude.