Unit Rates (Levels C/D)

When people shop for food, they look for sale prices. "Five (5) apples for $2.00." When people shop for gas, they look for the best deal. "$2.49 per gallon." People look for the cheapest, or lowest, unit rate when they shop. Why? Because the lower a unit rate is, the less it costs to buy a specific quantity, or amount, of a product. In this collection, you will explore the concept of unit rate.