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A train travels at 480 miles/hour. Write an expression to represent the hours it takes the train to reach its destination, h. Translate into algebraic expression.
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A train travels at 480 miles/hour. Write an expression to represent the hours it takes the train to reach its destination, h.

Translate into algebraic expression.

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480 miles /hour,
h = distance till destination miles/480 miles

If h represents the hours until destination,
d is the distance until it reaches the destination then the equation is

h=d/480
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