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1 year ago

If joe travels 434 miles in 7 hours, how far will he travel in 10 hours at the same speed?

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Nookie1986 [14]1 year ago

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He travels 620miles at the same speed.

Given that joe travels 434 miles in 7 hours.

An object's speed is determined by how quickly it moves. It is the distance a body travels in one unit of time.

Firstly, we will find the speed when the distance is 434 miles and the time is 7 hours by using the formula

Speed=Distance/Time

Substitute the values in the formula, we get

Speed=434miles/7 hours

Speed=62 miles/hour

Now, we will find the distance when time is 10 hours, we get

62=distance/10

Multiply both sides by 10, and we get

62×10=(distance/10)×10

620miles=distance.

Hence, in 10 hours at the same speed, he travels when joe travels 434 miles in 7 hours is 620miles.

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