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HUrry please! A meteoroid moving at a constant speed travels 6 7/8 miles in 30 seconds.How far does the meteoroid travel in 1 second?

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Answer: 11/48

Explanation:

Based on the given conditions, formulate: 6 7/8 / 30 Convert the express

User Sadeq Dousti
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Answer:


(29)/(120)\ or \ 0.2

Explanation:


6(7)/(8)


6(7)/(8) is equivalent to:


8*6+1\\\\48+7\\\\55\\\\(55)/(8)

We need to divide
(55)/(8) by 30 to know how far it moves per second (1 second)


((58)/(8))/(30) \\\\\\frac{58}{8}/(30)/(1)\\\\ (58)/(8)*(1)/(30)\\\\(58)/(240)\\\\ (29)/(120) \\\\0.2

The meteoroid travels
(29)/(120) = 0.2 in one second.

Hope this helps!

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