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2 years ago

Stanley ran a 5 kilometer race in 30 minutes. what was his speed in kilometers per hour? round to the nearest tenth

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If he runs 5 kilometers in 30 minutes, at that rate he would run 10 kilometers in an hour.
so 10 kilometers per hour is his speed

katrin2010 [14]2 years ago

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He will run 10 kilometers per hour

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