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Ok, here we have an rule of three problem, so let's do it:


\frac{420\text{ miles}}{6\text{ hours}}=\frac{x\text{ miles}}{7.5\text{ hours}}

We need clear x:


\frac{420\text{ miles}}{6\text{ hours}}\cdot7.5\text{ hours=x miles}
525\text{ miles=x}

If she maintains the same speed she can go 525 miles further away, so in total counting the miles traveled previously (420), will have traveled a total of 420+525=945 miles.

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