A train moves 80 km/hr and travels for 3.5 hr. How far did it go?

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I’m pretty sure the answer is 280 miles.

If a train is going 80 km per hour you would multiply that by 3 and divide 80 in half. 240 is three hours plus half of 80 which equals 280

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