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Gabe rides his bike to school. He rides to school going uphill at 11 miles per hour. He rides home from school going downhill 4 miles per hour faster. What is his rate on the wa…

Gabe rides his bike to school. He rides to school going uphill at 11 miles per hour. He rides home from school going downhill 4 miles per hour faster. What is his rate on the wa…
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Gabe rides his bike to school. He rides to school going uphill at 11 miles per hour. He rides home from school going downhill 4 miles per hour faster. What is his rate on the way home?

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The answer is 15mph


11+4=15

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Answer:

15mph

Explanation:


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