Solve Unit Rate Problems

The video tutorial explains how to compare values using ratios and rates, focusing on unit rates. It provides examples of calculating unit rates for various scenarios, such as babysitting earnings, T-shirt pricing, ice cream cost, and strawberry pricing. The tutorial emphasizes the practical application of unit rates in everyday shopping to determine the best value for products.

What is a ratio used for?

• To compare values

• To measure distance

• To calculate speed

• To determine weight

In the example of bananas, what is the unit rate?

• $3.00 per pound

• $0.50 per pound

• $1.89 per pound

• $0.63 per pound

How much does Jamie earn per hour for babysitting?

• $4 per hour

• $7 per hour

• $5 per hour

• $6 per hour

What is the unit price of Mark's T-shirts?

• $3 per shirt

• $4 per shirt

• $5 per shirt

• $6 per shirt

How much would Penny pay for 24 quarts of ice cream?

• $40

• $44

• $48

• $52