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DO NOW Martina drove 154.5 miles in 3 hours. At this rate, how far did Martina drive in one hour? Show all work.

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1 DO NOW Martina drove 154.5 miles in 3 hours. At this rate, how far did Martina drive in one hour? Show all work.

2 Martina walked of a mile in of an hour. At this rate, how far can Martina walk in one hour?

3 Objectives SWBAT determine the unit rate of a real world situation involving rational numbers. SWBAT determine the unit rate of a real world situation from a graph.

4 A punch recipe requires of a cup of pineapple juice for every cups of soda. What is the unit rate of soda to pineapple juice in the punch?

5 An airplane can ascend at a rate of meters in of a second. How many meters can the airplane ascend in one second?

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