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The Harper family is traveling to visit friends. The distance to the friend’s house is 276.45 miles. It takes the family 5.82 ho

urs to complete the trip.
Rate is found by dividing distance by time.

What is the rate for the family’s trip in miles per hour?

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Bess [88]3 years ago

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47.5 miles per hour at an constant rate to the friend's house.

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