Kevin is on his way home in his car. he has driven 30 miles so far, which is two-thirds of the way home. what is the total length of his drive?

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Rahulritesh · Answer 1 · 2017-01-25T23:45:58+0000

if 30 miles is ⅔s of Kevin's drive, then his drive would be a total of 45 miles.

explanation: if you divide 30 in half, you'd get 15 [which is ⅓ of Kevin's drive], and add another third [15 miles], you'd get 30+15, which equals 45.

Kevin is on his way home in his car. he has driven 30 miles so far, which is two-thirds of the way home. what is the total length of his drive?

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