Unit Rates Worksheets
Divide to find the cost or amount for just one.
Unit Rates
Name:Date:Score:
Divide to find the unit rate (the cost or amount for just one).
- 111 eggs cost $88. What is the cost of one?
- 210 apples cost $80. What is the cost of one?
- 312 notebooks cost $60. What is the cost of one?
- 48 tickets cost $16. What is the cost of one?
- 57 oranges cost $63. What is the cost of one?
- 62 eggs cost $10. What is the cost of one?
- 72 stickers cost $14. What is the cost of one?
- 85 oranges cost $35. What is the cost of one?
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Unit Rates
Name:Date:Score:
Divide to find the unit rate (the cost or amount for just one).
- 110 oranges cost £40. What is the cost of one?
- 25 tickets cost £10. What is the cost of one?
- 37 stickers cost £28. What is the cost of one?
- 42 notebooks cost £14. What is the cost of one?
- 56 tickets cost £18. What is the cost of one?
- 63 stickers cost £12. What is the cost of one?
- 712 notebooks cost £84. What is the cost of one?
- 84 notebooks cost £32. What is the cost of one?
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Unit Rates
Name:Date:Score:
Divide to find the unit rate (the cost or amount for just one).
- 111 pencils cost €66. What is the cost of one?
- 212 stickers cost €72. What is the cost of one?
- 35 notebooks cost €35. What is the cost of one?
- 48 pencils cost €24. What is the cost of one?
- 56 batteries cost €12. What is the cost of one?
- 65 pencils cost €45. What is the cost of one?
- 73 batteries cost €18. What is the cost of one?
- 85 tickets cost €45. What is the cost of one?
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Answer key — Sheet A (8 answers)
- 1. $8
- 2. $8
- 3. $5
- 4. $2
- 5. $9
- 6. $5
- 7. $7
- 8. $7
Answer key — Sheet B (8 answers)
- 1. £4
- 2. £2
- 3. £4
- 4. £7
- 5. £3
- 6. £4
- 7. £7
- 8. £8
Answer key — Sheet C (8 answers)
- 1. €6
- 2. €6
- 3. €7
- 4. €3
- 5. €2
- 6. €9
- 7. €6
- 8. €9
About this skill
Unit rates allow fair comparison — which pack of pencils is the better value?
How to teach it
- Use tables to scale both parts of a ratio.
- Check proportions by cross-multiplying.
- Ask: what number do I multiply by to go from one ratio to the other?
Mistakes to watch for
- Adding the same number to both parts instead of multiplying.
