If Margo has about 120,000 balloons to blow up for the fair, and she's already blown up 146, how many more balloons does she nee d to blow up? Thomas has to run a marathon. his speed is 5 mph. if he wants to reach the finish line in under 40 min, how fast will he need to go?
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Answer:
See explanation below
Step-by-step explanation:
Margo needs to blow up 119,854 balloons .
120,000 - 146 = 119,854
A marathon is 26 miles.
40 minutes is equivalent to 0.67 hours
(26 miles) / (0.67 hours) = 38.8 mph
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