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3 years ago

Mona drove 40 miles per hour how long will it take Mona to drive 100 miles

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seraphim [82]3 years ago

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Answer:

2,5h

if she's driving at 40 miles per hour, that means in 2 hours she will have driven 80 miles plus 30 mins. for another 20 miles. In total - 2h 30mins.

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