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In the previous scenario, 8 cookies cost 4 dollars. If the scenario was changed So 6 cookies cost $4, would the unit rate be higher or lower? Explain.

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In the previous scenario, 8 cookies cost 4 dollars. If the scenario was changed

So 6 cookies cost $4, would the unit rate be higher or lower? Explain.

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Answer: Lower

Step-by-step explanation: It is lower because the unit rate is 8:4 and now the unit rate is 6:4

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It would be higher because smaller numbers means more value per unit.

Rohit Arya answered Oct 6, 2021

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