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A train is traveling at a constant speed and has traveled 67.5 miles in the last 11 hours.

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Rudiy273 years ago

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Answer:

A. d= 45t

Step-by-step explanation:

(assuming that you meant 67.5 in the last 1.5 hours)

67.5 miles = distance

1.5 hours = time

therefore:

$\frac{d}{t\\}$ = 67.5/1.5

making your answer 45

leaving a as your correct answer:

d= 45t

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