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Miranda charged $4.00 for 5 brownies. Give the unit rate in cost per brownie?
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Miranda charged $4.00 for 5 brownies. Give the unit rate in cost per brownie?

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Answer:

$0.80

Explanation:

Divide 4 and 5.

4/5=0.8

So, for each brownie, and the unit rate is $0.80.

User Huu Phuong Vu
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Answer: .80 for each

Explanation:

$4/5 = .8

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