Find Unit Rates (Change In Units) Quiz

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Find unit rates (change in units)

Bakers at Simon's Bakery can make `16` bagels in `15` minutes. Assuming they continue to bake at the same rate, how many bagels can they bake in `1` hour?

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Hannah read `12` pages of her book in `10` minutes. Assuming she reads at a constant rate, how many pages does Hannah read per hour?

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Find unit rates (change in units)

Rebecca ran `1.5` laps around the track at school in `6` minutes. If she continues to run at this same rate, how many laps will she run in `1` hour?

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A water purifier fills `1/3` gallon of water in a jar in `2` minutes. Continuing at this rate, how much water does the purifier fill in a jar in 1 hour?

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A leaky faucet wastes `1/2` gallon of water every `12` minutes. If the faucet continues to leak at the same rate, how many gallons of water does the faucet waste in one hour? <highlight data-color="#666" data-style="italic">Write your answer as an exact decimal or simplified fraction/mixed number. </highlight>

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The city of Atlanta recently experienced heavy rainfall. During this time, the water level in the city reservoir rose by `3/4` inches every `24` minutes. At this rate, by how many inches will the water level in the reservoir rise in `1` hour?<highlight data-color="#666" data-style="italic">Write your answer as a simplified fraction or mixed number. </highlight>

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It took Janice `7.5` minutes to spray fertilizer over `34.5` square yards of her garden. At this rate, how much of her garden will she spray with fertilizer in `1` hour?

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Rates are the ratio that compare two different quantities of varying units. For instance, miles per hour. Here, the word ‘per’ gives a clue 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 minute, there are 60 seconds. In unit rates, it can be written as 60 seconds per minute.

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