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Gia is participating in a jump-a-thon to raise money for her school. After completing
20 jumps, she raised $50. Gia wants to know how much money she raises per jump.
Which rate shows how much money Gia raises per jump?
50
20
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jumps per dollar
dollars per jump
20
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jumps per dollar
dollars per jump

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Answer:

50/20

Step-by-step explanation:

Rate of money raised raises per jump is  

                          money raised / jumps

                                       $50/ 20 jumps

We can think that if we divide the $50 into 20 equal parts,

each part will represent 1 jump and will have 50/20 = $2.5  per 1 jump.

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