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Mathematics, 19.12.2019 06:31, kkneedz1369

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?

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