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Chris bought 4 hot dogs for $1.50. Which of the following shows an equivalent rate? Group of answer choices 3 hot dogs for $1.00 1 hot dog for $0.50 8 hot dogs for $2.96 6 hot do…

Chris bought 4 hot dogs for $1.50. Which of the following shows an equivalent rate? Group of answer choices 3 hot dogs for $1.00 1 hot dog for $0.50 8 hot dogs for $2.96 6 hot do…
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Chris bought 4 hot dogs for $1.50. Which of the following shows an equivalent rate?

Group of answer choices

3 hot dogs for $1.00

1 hot dog for $0.50

8 hot dogs for $2.96

6 hot dogs for $2.25

User Greg Bulmash
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Answer:

1 hot dog for$0.50

Explanation:

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