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frank went went on a road trip. After 3 hours, he noticed that he drove 195 miles. if he countinues to travel rate, how many mil

es will he travel in 18 hours?

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kotykmax [81]3 years ago

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Work: 18-3=15・195=ANSWER: 2,925

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