Answer:
Unit rates are expressed as a quantity of 1, such as 3 feet per second or 6 miles per hour, they are called unit rates.
In the given table shows the number of pictures taken and how much time it took.
For first camera;
Number of pictures (unit rate) per second = [tex]\frac{15}{3} =5[/tex] pictures.
For second Camera:
Number of picture per second = [tex]\frac{48}{8} =6[/tex] pictures.
For third Camera:
Number of picture per second = [tex]\frac{18}{6} =3[/tex] pictures.
The camera that takes picture the fastest is, Second Camera.
(a)
As per the given statement: At Davidson's Bike rentals, it costs $29 to rent a bike for 8 hour.
⇒ unit rate per dollar = [tex]\frac{Number of hours }{Total cost} = \frac{8}{29} = 0.2758620[/tex] hours
Therefore, 0.227 hours (nearest to hundredths) of bike use does a customer get per dollar.
(b)
Jessica bought 18 pounds of sugar for $10.
unit rate per dollar = [tex]\frac{18}{10} =1.8 pounds[/tex]
therefore, 1.8 pounds of sugar did she get per dollar.
