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Madison rode her bicycle 4.5 miles in 0.75 hour. At the rate, how long would it take her to ride her bicycle an additional 6 mil

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scZoUnD [109]2 years ago

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Set up equal ratios

t/6=0.75/4.5 multiply both sides by 6

t=4.5/4.5

t=1 hour

So it will take Madison one hour to ride another six miles.

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