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Compare Using a Unit Rate - Practice 1

Divide the total by the number of equal units.

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Divide the total by the number of equal units. Keep the units in the result so you know what one item costs. These are fictional whole-dollar prices.

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A pack of 4 notebooks costs 12 dollars. Its unit price is 12 / 4 = 3 dollars per notebook.

A pack of 4 notebooks costs 12 dollars. Its unit price is 12 / 4 = 3 dollars per notebook.
Worked model: A pack of 4 notebooks costs 12 dollars. Its unit price is 12 / 4 = 3 dollars per notebook.
Question 1 A fictional pack of 3 notebooks costs 6 dollars. What is the price per notebook in dollars?
Question 2 A fictional pack of 4 notebooks costs 12 dollars. What is the price per notebook in dollars?
Question 3 A fictional pack of 5 notebooks costs 20 dollars. What is the price per notebook in dollars?
Question 4 A fictional pack of 6 notebooks costs 30 dollars. What is the price per notebook in dollars?
Question 5 A fictional pack of 3 notebooks costs 18 dollars. What is the price per notebook in dollars?