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$16 for 2 tickets; $40 for 5 tickets
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$16 for 2 tickets:
$16/ 2 tickets= $8/ticket.
$40 for 5 tickets:
$40/ 5 tickets= $8/ticket
The unit rate is $8/ ticket
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16:2 and 40:5. These are ratios.
$16 and 2 tickets for the unit rate is 8/1.
$40 and 5 tickets for the unit rate is 8/1
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