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A train travels at 75 miles per hour. What equation that compares the time (t) with the distance (d)? d = 75t t = 75d t = d + 75 d = t + 75
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A train travels at 75 miles per hour. What equation that compares the time (t) with the distance (d)?

d = 75t
t = 75d
t = d + 75
d = t + 75

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The domain is time (t) and the range is distance (d).

User Benkraus
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The answer is d=75(t).

d is dependant on 75(t).… meaning: a train covers a certain amount of ground (distance =d) depending on the hour.
A train travels at 75 miles per hour. What equation that compares the time (t) with-example-1
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