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Traveling at 65 miles per hour how long will it take me to drive 310 miles

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Travel at the speeds of 65 miles per hour to drive the distance of 310 miles (if the speed in which the person in question is traveling at the same speed) =
310 divided by 65 = $\frac{310}{65}$
= 4 and $\frac{10}{13}$ hours
since it is "traveled distance = speed multiplied by time it takes

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