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The cost of bananas is proportional to their weight. A bunch of bananas weighing 20 ounces costs $1.60. What is the unit rate for bananas?
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The cost of bananas is proportional to their weight. A bunch of bananas weighing 20 ounces costs $1.60. What is the unit rate for bananas?

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ok ill get to it

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Answer:

$1.6/20= 0.08

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To calculate unit rates, we simply divide the two numbers in the fraction. The resulting decimal form is the unit rate.

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