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It takes Kendra 27 minutes to run 3 miles. A)write a ratio to represent kendras running rate in minute per mile b) write kendras

running rate in miles per minute C)how many miles can Kendra run in 45 minutes d)how many minutes would it take Kendra to run 7 miles

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Alex Ar [27]2 years ago

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Answer:

A is 9:1 B is 1:9 C is 5 miles D is 63 minutes

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