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Lesson 1-2 Example 2 1-2 Example 2 Find the unit rate for selling 400 tickets in 5 days. Use the unit rate to find the number of tickets sold in 4 days.

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1 Lesson 1-2 Example 2 1-2 Example 2 Find the unit rate for selling 400 tickets in 5 days. Use the unit rate to find the number of tickets sold in 4 days. 1.Write the rate as a fraction.

2 Lesson 1-2 Example 2 1-2 Example 2 Find the unit rate for selling 400 tickets in 5 days. Use the unit rate to find the number of tickets sold in 4 days. 2.Find an equivalent rate with a denominator of 1. Divide the numerator and denominator by 5.

3 Lesson 1-2 Example 2 1-2 Example 2 Find the unit rate for selling 400 tickets in 5 days. Use the unit rate to find the number of tickets sold in 4 days. 3.The unit rate is 80 tickets/day.

4 Lesson 1-2 Example 2 1-2 Example 2 Find the unit rate for selling 400 tickets in 5 days. Use the unit rate to find the number of tickets sold in 4 days. 4.To find how many tickets will be sold at this rate in 4 days, multiply the numerator and denominator by 4. At this rate, 320 tickets will be sold in 4 days.

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