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3 years ago

An airplane flies at a constant speed of 800 MPH. how far can it travel in 3 1/2 hours

Mathematics

2 answers:

RSB [31]3 years ago

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2,800 Miles

Its Miles Per Hour (MPH) so there is three whole hours
(800 x 3)

And

Volgvan3 years ago

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2800

The math behind it:

800(Mph) x 3(Hours) = 2400(Miles traveled in 3hrs)

800(Mph) x 1/2(or .50hrs) = 400(Miles traveled in 1/2 an hr)

2400(Miles traveled in 3hrs) + 400(Miles traveled in 1/2 an hr) = 2800(Miles traveled in 3 and 1/2hrs)

Hope this helps! :) Have a nice day!

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