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Aleksandr [31]
3 years ago
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Mathematics
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inessss [21]3 years ago
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Answer:

275 miles in 5 hours

55 miles in one hour

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to check if im right

275×2 would be how many miles she drove in 10 hours rght ? 275×2=550

550 miles in 10 hours

we know one hour is 55 miles & 5 hours is 275 & 10 hours is 550

10 hours plus 3 hours = 13 hours right ?

55 ×3 = 165

550 +165=715

715 miles in 13 hours

Step-by-step explanation:

715÷13 to get how many miles she drove in one hour .

=55 miles in 1 hour .

then multiply 55 ×5 to get how many miles she drove in 5 hours

55×5=275

275 miles in 5 hours

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