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Adela paid $71.70 for 6 tickets at the skating rink. Calculate the unit rate per ticket.

Adela paid $71.70 for 6 tickets at the skating rink. Calculate the unit rate per ticket.
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Adela paid $71.70 for 6 tickets at the skating rink. Calculate the unit rate per ticket.

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Answer:


\huge\boxed{\sf \$11.95}

Explanation:

Given that,

6 tickets = $71.70

Using unitary method.

  • Divide both sides by 6

6/6 ticket = $71.70/6

1 ticket = $11.95


\rule[225]{225}{2}

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