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3 years ago

Help this is the last assignment i need to do please and thank you!

Mathematics

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hjlf3 years ago

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A. The car travels 52 miles in 1 hour
b. The car travels 130 miles is 2.5 hours
c. It would take 0.25 hours for the car to travel 13 miles ( I think )
d. It would take 15 minutes for the car to travel 13 miles

Hope this helps, and sorry if I got one or two wrong

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