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Speed compares two values in a ratio. calculate the average speed of karen who travels for 2 hours. karen traveled approximately

176km during that time. what is her average speed?

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Mama L [17]4 years ago

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Speed=distance/time
distance=176km
time=2hr

speed=176km/2hr=88km/1hr

88kmph

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