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(10.5)/(1.79) (16)/(2.19) How would I find out the unit rate for these two equations?
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How would I find out the unit rate for these two equations?
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well, we can see this case like this, say let's find out how much is it for just 1oz in each case.
so, the one with less $/oz is the better deal, because is less bucks per ounce.
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