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Give another example of a unit label using 'per'. (Not miles per hour.) Explain what it means.

Give another example of a unit label using 'per'. (Not miles per hour.) Explain what it means.
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Give another example of a unit label using 'per'. (Not miles per hour.) Explain what it means.

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2 liters per soda bottle.
For every 1 soda bottle there is 2 liters.
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