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a drivet who drives at a speed of r mph for t hr will travel a distance d mi giveb by d = rt mi. how far will a driver travel at

a speed of 59mph for 5 hrs

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Pavel [41]3 years ago

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D = RT ,
D = 59 × 5
D = 295 m

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