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Distance = (speed) x (time)
The question gives you the rabbit's speed, and the length of time.
Just pluggum in and multiply.
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If you're looking for distance, you have to multiply the time and speed.
0.75 × 45 = 33.75
The rabbit hopped 33.75 m.
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