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THEY ALL HAD

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You divide

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for example:for the amount of green color you have to use a certain amount of pink

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Unit Rates Are Compared

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They required unit rates and fractions.

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the unit rates all had factions to begin with. whatever color you used first the numerator would be that color and the other color would be the denominator. Then the bottom number will be 1 because its a unit rate.

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The unit rates were all equivalent with each other

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Ratios has numbers

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I noticed that unit rates is when you are comparing one part to the whole thing.

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the fractions are flipped on the unit rates

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the unit rates are equivalent and had fractions

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The unit rates were equivalent.

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i noticed that they were equalivent

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You can Multiply to fd the answer

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The unit rates all had fractions that corresponded to  what unit rate was being "used"

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The unit rates where having the same number as the answer  or they where equivalent for short and that they used mostly fractions as a answer instead of a decimal.

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The unit rates are equivalent and they require fractions, division and multiplication.

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I noticed that most of the unit rates where equivalent

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they require fractions6?

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That the unit rates were equal to or equivalent to the original ratio.

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Most of which were divisible by each other however some had fractions and required ACTUAL WORK

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The unit rates were equivalent or equal to the first fraction.