Envision Math 2.0: Grade 6, Volume 2
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6. Compare Unit Rates
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Exercise 9 Page 293

A unit price is a unit rate that tells us about the price of one item.

$ 0.15

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We know that 15 ounces of canned beans are priced at $2.25, and we want to know the unit price for each ounce. Let's write this rate as a fraction. $2.25/15 Remember that a unit price is a unit rate that gives the price of one item. In other words, it is a rate that has been reduced to have a denominator of 1 unit. To find the unit rate, we write an equivalent rate with a denominator of 1. Here, we can divide both the numerator and the denominator of our fraction by 15. $ 2.25 Ă· 15/15 Ă· 15 = / Now, let's find the quotient.
$2.25 Ă· 15/15 Ă· 15
$0.15/1
The unit price for each ounce of canned beans is $ 0.15. We can use this number to fill the last gap in the given expression. $ 2.25 Ă· 15/15 Ă· 15 = $0.15/1