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Unit rate of $99 for 15 movies
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Unit rate of $99 for 15 movies

User Pavel Zagalsky
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Answer:

$6.60

Explanation:


(99)/(15) = 6.60

User Votemike
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Answer:

6.60$ dollars per movie

Explanation:

99/15=6.6

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