Use the formula d=rt to find the value of the missing variable. r=3 mph, t=9 hours find d= mi

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7 0

Use the distance equation (d=rt) and plug in the known variables:
d=rt
d=3 x 9

Solve for d:
d=27 miles

Hope this helps :)

oksian1 [2.3K]3 years ago

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D=27 miles
hope this helps :):)

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