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Use the formula Distance = rate . time. If Russell drives 203 miles at a constant speed of 58 mph, how long will it take? (Be sure to include units.) Answer (number then units):
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Use the formula Distance = rate . time. If Russell drives 203 miles at a constant speed of 58 mph, how
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the answer is 3 1/2 hours
Explanation:
203/58=3.5
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