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An Olympian swims at a rate of 10.8 Km/h. How far will he travel after 0.3 hours?

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zalisa [80]3 years ago

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Answer:

C. 3.2km

Explanation:

Seeing as the swimmer travels 10.8 km in an hour, and they are asking you to find how far they have traveled after 0.3 hours, multiply 10.8 km/h by 0.3 h. The h's will cancel and you are left with 3.24km, which can be rounded to 3.2km. Hope this helps! :)

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