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Rates and Unit Rates

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Rewrite each given rate as a unit rate.
A carnival game advertises 50 cents to toss 4 rings.
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$\frac{8\ cents}{1\ ring}$
$\frac{25\ cents}{1\ ring}$
$\frac{12.5\ cents}{1\ ring}$
$\frac{16\ cents}{1\ ring}$

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Q1
Rewrite each given rate as a unit rate.
A carnival game advertises 50 cents to toss 4 rings.
$\frac{8\ cents}{1\ ring}$
$\frac{25\ cents}{1\ ring}$
$\frac{12.5\ cents}{1\ ring}$
$\frac{16\ cents}{1\ ring}$
120s
Q2
Mr. Johnson pumped 12 gallons of gas into his car. How many liters of gas would that be?
(1 gal = 3.8 L)
24.16 liters
45.6 liters
36.16 liters
3.15 liters
120s
Q3
120s
Q4
Andrew ran 8 kilometers. One mile is approximately equal to 1.6 kilometers. Which measurement is closest to the number of miles Andrew ran?
9.6 mi
12.8 mi
5 mi
6.4 mi
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