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Consider the formula Distance = speed*time or D = st. Suppose you work 20 miles from your home.

How long would it take to get to work if you were able to travel at a speed of 30mph?
What about 40mph? 50mph?
What do you notice about the relationship between your speed and how long it takes to get to work?

User Karthikeyan Ganesan
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Answer:

The relationship is that you make them into a fraction the 20 first then the other number. Then you reduce to get something like this 2/3. Then you multiply 3 by 20 to get 60= 2/60. then you do the same for the 2= 40/60. So that is how you do it. And to check my work, 2/5. 2/5• 12/12= 24/60

Explanation:

If you were to go 30 mph, and you wanted to go 20 miles, they it will take you 40 minutes. 40 mph would take you 30 minutes. 50 mph would take you 24 minutes. The relationship is that you make them into a fraction

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