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Samantha ran on a fitness track for 15 ​min, and then walked for 10 min. Her running rate was 160 ft per minute faster than her walking rate. If she ran and walked a total of 12…

Samantha ran on a fitness track for 15 ​min, and then walked for 10 min. Her running rate was 160 ft per minute faster than her walking rate. If she ran and walked a total of 12…
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Samantha ran on a fitness track for 15

​min, and then walked for 10


min. Her running rate was 160


ft per minute faster than her walking rate. If she ran and walked a total of 12,400


​ft, how fast did she​ run? d=rt

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If she ran on a track for fifteen minutes that means she has to multiply so that equals 130
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