First, we need to find the unit rate of each animal (how many feet each animal can fly in a second). We do this by dividing the number of feet flown by the number of time.
Bat: 232/4 = 58 ft per second Hummingbird: 343/7 = 49 ft per second
Based off of this information, we can conclude that the bat can fly faster than the hummingbird.
A Tailed Bat can fly 58 feet per secound, I got this awnser because I divided 232/4. A Humingbird can fly 49 feet per secound, I got this info because i diveded 343/7.
Step-by-step explanation:
A Tailed Bat can fly faster then a Humingbird by 9 feet in a secound. I got my info by subtrackting 58-49=9
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