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42 pushups in 3 minutes in a unit rate

asked Jun 26, 2021 50.4k views

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42 pushups in 3 minutes in a unit rate

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Yettle is correct 42 push-ups divided by 3 minutes is a unit rate of 14 push-ups per minute

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14 per minute

Explanation:

42 / 3

Stekhn answered Jul 2, 2021

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