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A high-speed train traveled 2200 miles in 10 hours without making any stops through the countryside of a rural area of southern France. How fast did the train travel?
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A high-speed train traveled 2200 miles in 10 hours without making any stops through the countryside of a rural area of southern France. How fast did the train travel?

User Akash Karnatak
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Use the speed, distance, time triangle to answer:

Speed = Distance / Time
Speed = 2200 miles / 10 hours
Speed = 220 miles per hour

Answer:
The train travelled at a speed of 220 miles per hour

Hope my answer helped :)
User Gerty
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speed = distance / time

speed = 2200/10
speed = 220 miles per hr
User Tom Lenc
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