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Damm [24]2 years ago

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The result of our calculations about the rate and time are:

r=d/t

200000m/hr

200km/hr

km/hr

Rate can be regarded as the given object with respect to time.

falcon flies= 800,000 meters

t= 4 hours

We were given the formula as (d = rt)

d= distance

r = rate

t = time

We can make our calculations as:

part a:

r=d/t

part b:

falcon's rate in meters per hour = 800,000 meters / 4 hours = 200000m/hr

part c:

falcon's rate in kilometers per hour=(200000m/hr *(1/1000)=200km/hr

part d:

km/hr

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