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3 years ago

on Sunday yassif swam 15 2/5 miles in 2.1 hours. What was Yassifs swimming pace in miles per hour? SHOW YOUR WORK

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Igoryamba3 years ago

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Change the first to a decimal

15 2/5 = 15 4/10 = 15.4 miles

15.4 miles

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2.1 hours

7.33333333(repeating) miles/hour

7 1/3 miles per hour

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