Khloe bought 13 chicken wings for $14.30. If Khloe spent $19.80, how many chicken wings did she buy?

To solve this, we can use a proportion based on the price per chicken wing.

1. First, find the price per chicken wing:
\[
\text{Price per chicken wing} = \frac{\$14.30}{13} = 1.10
\]

2. Now, use this rate to find how many wings Khloe bought when she spent \$19.80:
\[
\text{Number of wings} = \frac{\$19.80}{1.10} = 18
\]

So, Khloe bought **18 chicken wings** for \$19.80.

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Here are 5 related questions:
1. How much would Khloe spend if she bought 25 wings?
2. What if the price per wing increased by 10%? How many wings could she buy with \$19.80?
3. If Khloe bought 18 wings at \$19.80, what is the price per wing?
4. If she spent \$30, how many wings would she get at the same rate?
5. How much would 40 wings cost if each one is \$1.10?

**Tip:** When dealing with proportional relationships, setting up a ratio or a unit rate is a great way to solve problems efficiently.

Learn how to calculate how many chicken wings Khloe bought for $19.80 by using proportional relationships and unit rate. This problem demonstrates how to apply a ratio to solve real-life word problems, perfect for students in Grades 6-8.

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