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A salesperson has to drive 500 miles. For the first three hours she drove at 65 mi/h. For the next two hours she drove at 55 miles per hour. How many more miles does she have to…
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A salesperson has to drive 500 miles. For the first three hours she drove at 65 mi/h. For the next two hours she drove at 55 miles per hour. How many more miles does she have to drive?
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195
First, you do 65 times 3 and that gives you 195 miles.
Then you do 55 times 2 and that gives you 110 miles.
You add both answers and get 305.
Do 500-305 and you get
=195.
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