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Erik drove 62 miles per hour for 4.5 hours. Use the equation below to determine how far he drove. D= r • t D =distance, r= rate of speed, t= time

Erik drove 62 miles per hour for 4.5 hours. Use the equation below to determine how far he drove. D= r • t D =distance, r= rate of speed, t= time
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Erik drove 62 miles per hour for 4.5 hours. Use the equation below to determine how far he drove.

D= r • t

D =distance, r= rate of speed, t= time

User Marcvangend
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r = 62 mph

t = 4.5 hours

d = 4.5*62 = 279 total miles

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