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A ferry traveled \dfrac16 6 1 ​ start fraction, 1, divided by, 6, end fraction of the distance between two ports in \dfrac37 7 3 ​ start fraction, 3, divided by, 7, end fraction hour. The ferry travels at a constant rate. At this rate, what fraction of the distance between the two ports can the ferry travel in one hour?

User Jakkwylde
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Answer:

7/18

Explanation:

if it is in khanacademy it's 7/18

User Javier C
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Answer:

The ferry can travel
(7)/(18) of the distance between the two ports in one hour.

Explanation:

A ferry traveled
(1)/(6) of the distance between two ports in
(3)/(7) hour.

Suppose, the ferry traveled
x of the distance between the two ports in one hour.

So, the equation according to the ratio of "distance" to "time" will be.......


((1)/(6))/((3)/(7)) =(x)/(1) \\ \\ x=(1)/(6)* (7)/(3)= (7)/(18)

Thus, the ferry can travel
(7)/(18) of the distance between the two ports in one hour.

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