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tensa zangetsu [6.8K]
1 year ago
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A train traveled at a constant rate of f feet per second. how many feet did it travel in x minutes? (a) 60f x (b) fx 60 (c) x 60

f (d) 60 fx
Mathematics
1 answer:
sdas [7]1 year ago
8 0

Distance travelled by train in x minutes is equal to 60fx feet as per given constant rate of f feet per second.

As given in the question,

Train travelled at a constant rate f feet per second

Let d be the distance travelled by train in x minutes

1 second =f feet

60 seconds = (60f) feet

1 minute = (60f) feet

x minutes = (60fx)feet

Therefore ,distance travelled by train in x minutes is equal to 60fx feet

as per given constant rate of f feet per second.

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