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A snowmobile travel 32 miles in 2 1/3 hours the distance is the product of the rate and the time to the nearest tenth what was the average speed of the snowmobile
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A snowmobile travel 32 miles in 2 1/3 hours the distance is the product of the rate and the time to the nearest tenth what was the average speed of the snowmobile
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rate=distance/time
32/(7/3)=13.7 mph
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