Jeff has recorded the cost of insurance premiums on his car for a particular insurance company.

Years Payments

1 $1,200

6 $7,200

9 $10,800

Daniel pays $1,150 per year for insurance premiums on his car. Whose unit rate is lower in terms of cost per year, and what is the rate?

A.

Daniel's unit rate is lower. It is $1,150 per year.

B.

Jeff's unit rate is lower. It is $1,200 per year.

C.

Daniel's unit rate is lower. It is $1,200 per year.

D.

Jeff's unit rate is lower. It is $1,150 per year.

E.

Jeff and Daniel have the same unit rate. It is $1,150 per year.

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King Zavala

7 June, 05:13

Jeff has recorded the cost of insurance premiums on his car for a particular insurance company.

Years Payments

1 $1,200

6 $7,200

9 $10,800

Daniel pays $1,150 per year for insurance premiums on his car. Whose unit rate is lower in terms of cost per year, and what is the rate?

A.

Daniel's unit rate is lower. It is $1,150 per year.

B.

Jeff's unit rate is lower. It is $1,200 per year.

C.

Daniel's unit rate is lower. It is $1,200 per year.

D.

Jeff's unit rate is lower. It is $1,150 per year.

E.

Jeff and Daniel have the same unit rate. It is $1,150 per year.

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Answers (2)

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Rhett Lambert · Answer 1

are you in k12 or homeschooling i have seen this question before

Rashad Graham · Answer 2

For 1 year Jeff pays $1200.

For 6 years he pays 7200 / 6 = 1200 per year.

For 9 years he pays 10800 / 9 = 1200 per year.

Jeff's unit rate is $1,200 per year.

Daniel pays $1,150 per year.

150 is less than 1200, so the answer would be:

A. Daniel's unit rate is lower. It is $1,150 per year.