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Juan can walk to school a distance of 1 mile, in 12 minutes . assuming he walks at a constant rate what is Juan’s constant speed ? write a linear equation in two variables to re…

Juan can walk to school a distance of 1 mile, in 12 minutes . assuming he walks at a constant rate what is Juan’s constant speed ? write a linear equation in two variables to re…
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juan can walk to school a distance of 1 mile, in 12 minutes . assuming he walks at a constant rate what is Juan’s constant speed ? write a linear equation in two variables to represent Juan’s constant speed.

juan can walk to school a distance of 1 mile, in 12 minutes . assuming he walks at-example-1
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Answer:

1 mile every 12 miniutes

Explanation:

ratio table will help you

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