Find Unit Rate | 6.RP.A.2

The video tutorial explains how to calculate the unit rate of juice consumption for a family that drank 4 gallons over 5 weeks. It begins with an introduction to the concept of unit rate, followed by a problem statement. Viewers are encouraged to pause the video to solve the problem independently. The tutorial then provides a detailed explanation of rate as a ratio with specific units and demonstrates how to calculate the unit rate using proportions. The video concludes with a summary of the solution and closing remarks.

What is the main question posed in the video regarding the family's juice consumption?

• How many gallons of juice did the family drink in total?

• What is the rate of juice consumption per week?

• How many weeks did the family drink juice?

• What type of juice did the family drink?

What is the first step in calculating the unit rate for the family's juice consumption?

• Multiply the total gallons by the number of weeks.

• Divide the total gallons by the number of weeks.

• Add the total gallons to the number of weeks.

• Subtract the number of weeks from the total gallons.

How do you convert the ratio of 4 gallons in 5 weeks to a unit rate?

• Divide both numbers by 4.

• Multiply both numbers by 5.

• Add 1 to both numbers.

• Divide both numbers by 5.

What is the unit rate of juice consumption for the family?

• 1 gallon per week

• 4 gallons per week

• 4/5 of a gallon per week

• 5 gallons per week

What is the significance of finding a unit rate in real-world situations?

• It shows the total time taken for consumption.

• It provides a standard measure to compare different scenarios.

• It identifies the type of product consumed.

• It helps in understanding the total quantity consumed.