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my dad is 40 miles away at work...if he leaves work at 6:24pm...and travels at an average of 43 miles per hour...what time is he

at home? plz help

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Yanka [14]3 years ago

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Travel 40 miles at a rate of 43 miles per hour equals 40/43 = 0.93 hr = 55.81 min. round up to 56 min.

So take 56 min added to 6:24pm equals 7:20pm approx.

Thanks for the entertainment.

ExtremeBDS [4]3 years ago

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If his speed is 43 mph, then it takes him 40/43 of an hour to go 40 miles.

An hour = 60 minutes.

40/43 of 60 minutes = 55.8 minutes. He gets home 55.8 minutes after 6:24 PM.

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