Marcus rode his bike 60 miles in 4 hours. Marcus thinks that in order to find the unit rate, he should determine how far he rode his bike in 2 hour(s). Is Marcus correct?

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CoR asked Aug 20, 2023

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Marcus rode his bike 60 miles in 4 hours. Marcus thinks that in order to find the unit rate, he should determine how far he rode his bike in 2 hour(s). Is Marcus correct?

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CoR asked Aug 20, 2023

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No, he is not correct

Explanation:

To find the unit rate you need to .60 by 4. you will get 2.4, which is the

unit rate. he rides his bike 2.4 mph.

TrueCoke answered Aug 24, 2023

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