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WINSTONCH [101]
1 year ago
14

Tanya is training a turtle for a turtle race. For every 1/3 of an hour that the turtle is crawling, he can travel 2/23 of a mile

. At what unit rate is the turtle crawling?
Mathematics
1 answer:
Oxana [17]1 year ago
8 0

The unit rate with the turtle crawling is 6/23 mile per hour.

According to the statement

we have given that the every 1/3 of an hour that the turtle is crawling, he can travel 2/23 of a mile. and

we have to find the unit rate with the turtle crawling

So, For this purpose,

we know that the

The unit rate of speed in miles per hour the number of miles in one hour.

So, to find the unit rate:

Divide distance in miles with the time which is in hours.

So,

unit rate of speed = distance / time

unit rate of speed = (2/23) / (1/3)

unit rate of speed = 6/23 mile per hour.

So, The unit rate with the turtle crawling is 6/23 mile per hour.

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