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D=RT for D, if T=5hours and T=65mph
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D=RT for D, if T=5hours and T=65mph
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325 Miles because all you do is multiple. If you mean R =5 hours, then just multiple. The units cancel out as 5hours*65m/h =325 miles.
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D = RT
Since R = 65 and T = 5, just plug those numbers into the equation and solve.
D = 65 • 5
D = 325 miles
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