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Rates & Unit Rates

📋 What it is

A rate compares different units; a unit rate is "per one" (miles per hour, price per item).

🗣️ Coach says

A rate compares different things — miles and hours, dollars and items. A UNIT rate boils it down to "per one": $6 for 3 apples is $2 per apple. Unit rates make comparing deals easy.

🧠 Memory hook

Unit rate = "per ONE". Divide to get it: $6 ÷ 3 apples = $2 per apple.

😂 Giggle

Why was the recipe always confident?
Because it had the right proportions to succeed!

😲 Whoa!

Unit rates are the secret to smart shopping — "price per 100g" lets you compare any two packages fairly.

✅ Quick check: $12 for 4 notebooks. What is the unit rate (price per notebook)?

Say your answer out loud first — then reveal.

🧪 Try it! (2 minutes)

Compare two snacks by price per gram. Which is the better deal?

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🤸 Brain break: Per-one point: mime dividing a pile into equal shares, then hold up "one".