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2 years ago

Beth walked around her neighborhood. In 1/2 hour, she walked 1 1/4 miles. What was Beth’s rate in miles per hour

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Vadim26 [7]2 years ago

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Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

ok, so we already know how long she walked in 1/2 hour and we need to find out how many miles in one full hour. So, i multiplied 1 1/4 times two to make up the one full hour and I got 2.5 miles. So the rate is 2.5 mph.

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