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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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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

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