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Piper is buying a bottle of bubbles for $5.99. If there are 3 gallons of bubbles in the bottle, what is the unit rate?

Piper is buying a bottle of bubbles for $5.99. If there are 3 gallons of bubbles in the bottle, what is the unit rate?
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Piper is buying a bottle of bubbles for $5.99. If there are 3 gallons of bubbles in the bottle, what is the unit rate?

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5.99/3

Explanation:

Teachers usually except this stuff because it is technically correct

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