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Biking at 10 mph, it takes Kristen hour to reach the train station to go to work. Kristen then takes the train to work, and it takes another hour for her to get to work when the train travels 28 mph. How
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Biking at 10 mph, it takes Kristen hour to reach the train station to go to work. Kristen then takes the train to work, and it takes another hour for her to get to work when the train travels 28 mph. How far does Kristen travel to work?
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d = 18 mi is the answer
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