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Joy and Peter were each walking along a straight road. Joy walked 1800 meters in 1/3 hour. Peter walked 1/2 of joy's distance in

1/5 hour.
1. What was joy's average walking speed
2. How much did Peter walk in 1/5 hour
3. What is peter's average walking speed
4. Joy walks how much meters/hours faster, slower, or as fast as

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riadik2000 [5.3K]4 years ago

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The answer is 3 because it says how much joy walked and not Peter , you’re trying to figure out what’s peters average walking speed

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