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3 years ago

jenny peddled her bike for 11 miles in 45 minutes if she traveled the same speed how far would she reach in 2 hours?

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60 * 2 = 120
120 / 45 = 2.6...7
2.6 * 45 = 29.3... (3 repeating) mi.

Messed that up!

11 / 45 = .24...
.24 * 120 = 28.8<u />

zzz [600]3 years ago

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11(miles)/45(minutes)=.24 miles per minute

.24(miles per minute)*120(2hours=120minutes)=28.8 miles she biked in 2 hours

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