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Rates are the numbers that compare two different quantities of different units. For example, miles per hour. Here, the word ‘per’ shows that we are dealing with rates. Generally, it is expressed using the ‘/’ symbol. Similarly, the ratio between two different quantities with the second term as ‘1’ is referred to as ‘unit rates’. For example, in one hour, there are 60 minutes. In unit rates, it can be written as 60 minutes per hour. 


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Rates are the numbers that compare two different quantities of different units. For example, miles per hour. Here, the word ‘per’ shows that we are dealing with rates. Generally, it is expressed using the ‘/’ symbol. Similarly, the ratio between two different quantities with the second term as ‘1’ is referred to as ‘unit rates’. For example, in one hour, there are 60 minutes. In unit rates, it can be written as 60 minutes per hour. 


 You can share this interesting ‘find unit rates’ problems with your students that would help them solve problems based on unit rates. 

You can also try our Find Unit Rates (Change In Units) Worksheets and Find Unit Rates (Change In Units) Quiz as well for a better understanding of the concepts.
 

Rates are the numbers that compare two different quantities of different units. For example, miles per hour. Here, the word ‘per’ shows that we are dealing with rates. Generally, it is expressed using the ‘/’ symbol. Similarly, the ratio between two different quantities with the second term as ‘1’ is referred to as ‘unit rates’. For example, in one hour, there are 60 minutes. In unit rates, it can be written as 60 minutes per hour. 


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Rates And Proportional Relationships
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