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June drove 116 miles and 5.8 hours at this rate how far will she drive in 5 hours

1 answer:

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First we need to calculate how fast she was going in one hour:
116 / 5.8 = 20

then multiply that by 5 to get how far she will go in 5 hours

20 * 5 = 100

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June drove 116 miles and 5.8 hours at this rate how far will she drive in 5 hours​

June drove 116 miles and 5.8 hours at this rate how far will she drive in 5 hours