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Find the unit rate (cost of 1 candy bar) if it costs $2.59 for 4 candy bars.

Find the unit rate (cost of 1 candy bar) if it costs $2.59 for 4 candy bars.
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Find the unit rate (cost of 1 candy bar) if it costs $2.59 for 4 candy bars.

User Sreeraj T
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Each candy bar = $2.59 / 4
= $0.65 (to 2 decimal places)
User John Meagher
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so you do 2.59/4

= 0.6475
round it to 0.65
User Quwan
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