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$17 for an 8oz steak (find the unit rate)

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$17 for an 8oz steak (find the unit rate)

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Answer:

2.125 unit rate

Explanation:

To get the unit rate you divide 17 by 8 *thumbs up*

Dave Clausen answered Sep 21, 2022

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Divide it. 17/8. !$:

Omoba answered Sep 24, 2022

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