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A bicyclist travels at the rate of 8 miles in an hour. If the bicyclist continues at this rate, how many miles can the bicyclist travel in five hours?

A bicyclist travels at the rate of 8 miles in an hour. If the bicyclist continues at this rate, how many miles can the bicyclist travel in five hours?
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A bicyclist travels at the rate of 8 miles in an hour. If the bicyclist continues at this rate, how many miles can the bicyclist travel in five hours?

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I believe the answer is 40
User Eerik Sven Puudist
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1 hour = 8 miles

5 hours = 8*5 = 40 miles total

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