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110$ for 16ft find the unit rate

asked May 4, 2021 154k views

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110$ for 16ft find the unit rate

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Himadri Ganguly asked

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Answer:

6.875 dollars per feet

Explanation:

110/16

6.875

Waldy answered May 11, 2021

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