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Rate of change?
how fast something can change
What is the meaning of the math term rate?
The value of something
The size length quantity or rate of something that has been measured?
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What is a unit rate in math explained in 5th grade words?
Unit rate is usually "how fast the rate of something changes, per one unit of time".
What is the equation to find the rate of something?
The rate of something is usually a measurement in change of something 'over' something else. Here the word 'over' means 'divided by'. For example your velocity is a rate. When you are driving, your car covers a certain distance 'over' a certain span of time. Thus the rate here we call velocity. Distance/Time = Avg VelocityThe value of the letter Z in the equation 8 Z times 64 is 8. This is a math problem.
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