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3 years ago

Walter walked 15.5 block from his house to work. It took him 35 minutes. What is his rate in blocks per hour

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For this case we first calculate the rate in blocks per minutes.
rate = (15.5) / (35) = 0.443 blocks per minutes.
Then, we can go to blocks per hour.
Remember: 1h = 60min.
rate = 0.443 * (1/60) = 0.00738 blocks per hour.
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his rate in blocks per hour is 0.00738 blocks per hour.

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