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The unit rate for number 9 which states: You create 15 centerpieces for a party in 5 hours is 5. Is this true or false.
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The unit rate for number 9 which states: You create 15 centerpieces for a party in 5 hours is 5. Is this true or false.
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False because it’s not correct it’s a false statement because (again)…
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