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If it takes 15 minutes to travel 25 km, how long will it take to travel 40 km at the same rate
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If it takes 15 minutes to travel 25 km, how long will it take to travel 40 km at the same rate
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I believe it is 67 minutes
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15 minutes=0.25 hour
25 km: 0.25 hour
40km: hour
40×0.25÷25=0.4 hour or 24 minutes. As a result, it will take 24 minutes to ride 40 km. Hope it help!
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