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Solve. 3 A train traveled 936 miles at a constant speed in 12 hours. a. How can you find the number of miles the train traveled each hour? b. What is a reasonable estimate for the quotient?​
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Solve. 3 A train traveled 936 miles at a constant speed in 12 hours. a. How can you find the number of miles the train traveled each hour? b. What is a reasonable estimate for the quotient?​

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Answer:

8

Explanation:

miles/time

936÷12=

8

it's 8

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