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Joe goes to the store and buys cokes. He can buy 10 cokes for $5.50. What is the unit rate from the problem?
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Joe goes to the store and buys cokes. He can buy 10 cokes for $5.50. What is the unit rate from the problem?

User Arnaud Villevieille
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Answer:

$5.50 divided by 10 is $0.55 per each unit of coke

Explanation:

User JackH
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$5.50/10
= $0.55

Therefore one coke costs $0.55.
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