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1. Comparing rates

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Comparing rates practice

Comparing rates · 1–12

Find each unit rate, then answer the question.

Easy
1.Typist A types 306306306 words in 666 minutes. Typist B types 228228228 words in 444 minutes. Who types faster?
Easy
2.Bag A has 222 pounds for $4.46.\$4.46.$4.46. Bag B has 444 pounds for $8.40.\$8.40.$8.40. Which bag is the better buy?
Easy
3.Bag A has 444 pounds for $10.16.\$10.16.$10.16. Bag B has 333 pounds for $7.38.\$7.38.$7.38. Which bag is the better buy?
Medium
4.Car A travels 280280280 miles in 444 hours. Car B travels 148148148 miles in 222 hours. Which car is faster?
Medium
5.Bag A has 333 pounds for $5.19.\$5.19.$5.19. Bag B has 222 pounds for $3.08.\$3.08.$3.08. Which bag is the better buy?
Medium
6.Bag A has 333 pounds for $4.17.\$4.17.$4.17. Bag B has 222 pounds for $2.58.\$2.58.$2.58. Which bag is the better buy?
Medium
7.Box A has 242424 ounces of cereal for $7.68.\$7.68.$7.68. Box B has 161616 ounces for $4.48.\$4.48.$4.48. Which box is the better buy?
Medium
8.Box A has 131313 ounces of cereal for $5.33.\$5.33.$5.33. Box B has 242424 ounces for $8.40.\$8.40.$8.40. Which box is the better buy?
Medium
9.Box A has 212121 ounces of cereal for $5.04.\$5.04.$5.04. Box B has 202020 ounces for $5.80.\$5.80.$5.80. Which box is the better buy?
Hard
10.Car A travels 648648648 miles in 121212 hours. Car B travels 406406406 miles in 777 hours. Which car is faster?
Hard
11.Typist A types 696969 words in 333 minutes. Typist B types 126126126 words in 777 minutes. Who types faster?
Hard
12.Bag A has 666 pounds for $16.08.\$16.08.$16.08. Bag B has 121212 pounds for $34.08.\$34.08.$34.08. Which bag is the better buy?

Answer key — Comparing rates practice

Comparing rates

1.B
2.B
3.B
4.B
5.B
6.B
7.B
8.B
9.A
10.B
11.A
12.A

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