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Fred ran 4 miles in 30 minutes. Janet ran 6 miles in 40 minutes. Fred and Janet each continue running at their same rate for 1 hour. fred will run ____ miles in 1 hour. Janet will run____ miles in 1 hour. ____ will run____ miles farther in 1 hour

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Answer: Fred will run 8 miles in 1 hour. Janet will run 9miles in 1 hour. Janet will run 1 miles farther in 1 hour

Explanation:

Hi, to answer this question we have to apply the formula:

  • Speed: distance /time

Replacing with the values given, we will obtain the speed rate for each one.

Fred: 4miles /30 minutes= 0.1333 miles per minute

Janet: 6miles /40 minutes =0.15 miles per minute

In 1 hour (60 minutes)

Fred = 0.1333 x 60 = 8 miles

Janet= 0.15 x60 = 9 miles

Fred will run 8 miles in 1 hour. Janet will run 9miles in 1 hour. Janet will run 1 miles farther in 1 hour

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User Spec
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fred: 4m: 30 minutes=8 miles per hour
janet: 6m: 40minutes= 3 miles every 20 minutes=9 miles per hour
so janet runs 1 mile more per hour

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Fred ran 4 miles in 30 minutes. Janet ran 6 miles in 40 minutes. Fred and Janet each continue running at their same rate for 1 hour. fred will run 8 miles in 1 hour. Janet will run 9 miles in 1 hour. Janet will run 1 miles farther in 1 hour

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