The distance formula states that distance (d) is equal to the product of rate (r) and time (f). Given this problem: john at a co
nstant rate of 200 m per minute. How many minutes did it take john to run 500 m?
which equation could be used to solve the problem.
A. t = 500d/200
B. t = 200/500
C. t = 500/200
D. t = 200r/500
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