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😬 Does this look scary?
Unit rate Proportional reasoning Rate of change
Don't worry. It's all just + − × ÷ in disguise. 🎭
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💡 The simple truth
Rates are ratios with units — divide to find the unit rate
$12 for 4 items → $12÷4 = $3 per item
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📖 Here's how it works
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What is a rate?
A rate compares two different quantities. $3 for 6 apples=$0.50 per apple.
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Unit rate
Divide to find per-one. $12 for 4 hours→$12÷4=$3/hour.
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Equivalent ratios
If rate is 3:2, then 6:4 and 9:6 are equivalent.
Step 4 of 5 — Quick practice
🧠 Can you solve this?
Emma earns $35 for 5 hours. How much per hour?
💡 Divide total by number of hours
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You've got this!

You now know that Ratios & Rates is just ÷ in disguise. Time to prove it!

Level 1 — Easy
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