3 years ago

If a driver drives at a constant rate of 38 miles per hour, how long would it take the driver to drive 247 miles?

1 answer:

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247/38=6.5. This tells us it will take 6.5 hours to drive 247 miles. Hope it helps.

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If a driver drives at a constant rate of 38 miles per​ hour, how long would it take the driver to drive 247 miles?