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Johnny has a candy business. He makes an profit of $0.75 for every 2 candy bars he sells. Which of the following represents the unit rate with the cost per candy bar?

Johnny has a candy business. He makes an profit of $0.75 for every 2 candy bars he sells. Which of the following represents the unit rate with the cost per candy bar?
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Johnny has a candy business. He makes an profit of $0.75 for every 2 candy bars he sells. Which of the following represents the unit rate with the cost per candy bar?

Johnny has a candy business. He makes an profit of $0.75 for every 2 candy bars he-example-1
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I don’t know the answer sorry but have a good day but I think it is b
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The answer is C. For every 1 candy bar it is $0.375. So $3/8 candy bars is the same.
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