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It takes a bicyclist a total of 12 hours to travel from his house to the park and back home. If he travels 26 mph on the way to the park and 13 mph on the return trip, how far is it from the park to the
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It takes a bicyclist a total of 12 hours to travel from his house to the park and back home. If he travels 26 mph on the way to the park and 13 mph on the return trip, how far is it from the park to the cyclist's house?

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I think you would subtract 26 by 13 = 18
Then You would divide it by two sorry if wrong

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