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Copyright © Swun Math Grade 6 Unit 6 Lessons 13-14 Re-Engage
Name: ____________________________
Date: ______________________________
Re-Engage
Unit 6 Lessons 13-14: Solve Unit Rate Problems
Model
1. The cost of 2 hot dogs at a baseball game
is 8 dollars. How much will 4 hot dogs
cost?
2. The mini-mart sells 3 large sodas for $9.
The grocery store sells 6 large sodas for
$12. Which store has the better price?
What is their unit price?
Structured Guided Practice
Directions: Solve.
A dog runs 80 feet in 5 seconds. How far can
it run in 15 seconds?
The dog can run 240 feet in 15 seconds.
James ran 3 miles in 24 minutes on
Monday. Then he ran 4 miles in 28 minutes
on Tuesday. Which day did James run at a
faster pace? How fast did he run?
James ran faster on Tuesday because he
ran 1 mile in 7 minutes.
seconds 5
=
15
feet 80 x
× 3
× 3
seconds 5
=
15
feet 80 240
Monday
miles
=
3
=
1
minutes 24 8
÷ 3
÷ 3
Tuesday
miles
=
4
=
1
minutes 28 7
÷ 4
÷ 4
hot dogs
=
dollars
=
mini-mart
sodas
= =
cost
grocery store
sodas
= =
cost
Copyright © Swun Math Grade 6 Unit 6 Lessons 13-14 Re-Engage
Re-Engage
Unit 6 Lessons 13-14: Solve Unit Rate Problems
Student Practice
Directions: Solve.
1. Julie ran 10 miles in 2 hours on
Wednesday. Then she ran 18 miles in 3
hours on Thursday. Which day did she run
at a faster rate? How fast did she run?
2. James biked 8 miles in 4 trips to work.
How far will he bike in 16 trips to work?
3. Vanessa uses 3 eggs for 1 batch of cookies.
How many eggs will she use for 6 batches
of cookies?
4. A clothing store sells 4 pairs of jeans for
$40. The swap meet sells 5 pairs of jeans
for $55. Which place has the better deal?
How much do they sell 1 pair of jeans for?
5. Go-kart A travels 56 miles in 7 hours.
Go-kart B travels 42 miles in 6 hours.
Which go-kart travels at a faster rate?
How fast does it travel?
6. Logan swims 12 meters in 6 seconds. How
far will he swim in 24 seconds?
Wed.
miles
=
=
hours
Thurs.
miles
=
=
hours
Trips to work
=
miles
=
eggs
=
batches
=
clothing store
pairs of jeans
=
=
cost
swap meet
pairs of jeans
=
=
cost
Go-Kart A
miles
=
=
hours
Go-Kart B
miles
=
=
hours
seconds
=
meters
=
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