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a train is traveling from New Orleans to Memphis at a constant speed of 79 miles per hour.New Orleans and Memphis are 395.1 mile

s apart.How long will the train take to reach Memphis

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alexdok [17]3 years ago

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Just use the formula time = distance / speed

395.1/79= 5.001

It will take the train approximately five hours to reach Memphis

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