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Mia went for a long bike ride. She rode 10.25 kilometers each hour for 4.25 hours. How far did Mia travel on her bike ride?

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Art [367]2 years ago

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Answer:

43.5625 kilometers

Step-by-step explanation:

hi!

To solve this problem, you have to take note of the important information which is:

- 10.25 km/hour

- 4.25 hours

- how far did she travel?

To answer the question, you need to take Mia's hourly rate (10.25 km PER hour) and multiply that by how many hours she rode her bike for (4.25) which equals 43.5625 kilometers

10.25*4.25 = 43.5625 kilometers

I hope this helped :)

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