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Suppose you ride your bike to the library traveling at 0.5 km/min. It takes you 25 minutes to get to the library. How far did yo

u travel?

2 answers:

madam [21]3 years ago

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Answer= 12.5 km

0.5 km x km
_______=______
1 min 25 min

Cross multiply
1x=12.5
divide both sides by 1
x=12.5

You traveled 12.5 km

timurjin [86]3 years ago

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(0.5 km/ 1 min)* 25 min= 12.5 km.

The distance was 12.5 km~

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