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Please help me
And I need the correct answer

Please help me And I need the correct answer-example-1
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As you probably know, you can switch and mismatch the different terms in equations.


So since the equation for distance is d = r (or speed (s)) multiplied by time.


We can move speed to the other side of the equation by dividing it out.


I’ll be putting rate as speed instead btw.

d/s = t

Now we got the equation for time.



Just substitute and we get 765/85 = time, which is 9.


Answer: A. 9 hours
User Yacon
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The answer is A, 9 hours

Distance = rate of speed • time
765 = 85 • t
765/85 = t
9 = t
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