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3 years ago

The answer to this question HELP ME PLS

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1 answer:

Papessa [141]3 years ago

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The answer is a because 552.50 x .12 is 66.30. 66.30 minus 552.50 is 486.50 and that divided by 7 is 69.45

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$\begin{array}{cc}\text{Time}&\text{Distance}\\ \\1&6\\ \\\dfrac{1}{2}&3\\ \\1\dfrac{1}{3}&8\\ \\1\dfrac{1}{2}&9\\ \\9&54\\ \\4\dfrac{1}{2}&27\end{array}$

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