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2 dozen tennis balls for $36 unit rate anwser
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2 dozen tennis balls for $36 unit rate anwser

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Explanation:

divid 36 by 2 answer 18


User Voodooattack
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To find the unit rate need to divide 36/2 to get 18 so it would be 18 hope this helps you:)))
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