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A unitary rate must specifically have a denominator of one. Unitary rates are used in mathematical operations and conversions. Any other ratio can have any number as the denominator.

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A unitary rate is a ratio where the denominator is 1. It represents the quantity of one unit in terms of another unit. Other ratios can have any value in the denominator and may not necessarily represent a quantity of one unit.

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