How far is my house if I travel 1 mi/min and it takes me 23 minutes to go home

Chemistry

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Musya8 [376]3 years ago

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Answer: The answer would be 23 miles

Explanation: If you are traveling 1mi/min for 23 mins you would add 1, 23 times because it is 1 mile PER minute. Therefore it would be 23 miles.

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