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It took 1.5 hours for a bus to go from one city to the next. The bus traveled at an average velocity of 52 mph, west. How far apart were the two cities? 78 mi 35 mi 0.029 mi 0.013 mi
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It took 1.5 hours for a bus to go from one city to the next. The bus traveled at an average velocity of 52 mph, west. How far apart were the two cities? 78 mi 35 mi 0.029 mi 0.013 mi
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the answer is A. 78 hope it helps
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A. 78 Miles
This is because if it traveled from 1.5 hours with an average velocity of 52mph, you can easily multiply 1.5 with 52 (because of distance = velocity*time) when you multiply you get the answer 78.
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