Amy has 23 fidgets if she gets 40 more how many does she have now?
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Distance = rate*time
convert minutes to hour first because the question talking about 15 mile per hour
40 mins = 40/60 2/3 hrs
30 mins = 30/60 = 1/2hrs
Assume that s be the speed when Fritz driving, so
s + 15 will be the speed of the train.
We know the time we know the speed, Next
distance that Fritz drive =
distance the train travel =
The question: Assume that the train travels the same distance as the car
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Now we know that Fritz drive at 45 mph,
distance =
convert minutes to hour first because the question talking about 15 mile per hour
40 mins = 40/60 2/3 hrs
30 mins = 30/60 = 1/2hrs
Assume that s be the speed when Fritz driving, so
s + 15 will be the speed of the train.
We know the time we know the speed, Next
distance that Fritz drive =
distance the train travel =
The question: Assume that the train travels the same distance as the car
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Now we know that Fritz drive at 45 mph,
distance =