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A truck driver drives at a constant rate of 60 miles per hour while on the highway. Which equation represents the distance, d, in miles, the truck driver has driven as a functio…

A truck driver drives at a constant rate of 60 miles per hour while on the highway. Which equation represents the distance, d, in miles, the truck driver has driven as a functio…
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A truck driver drives at a constant rate of 60 miles per hour while on the highway. Which equation represents the distance, d, in miles, the truck driver has driven as a function of time in hours, h?

A. h = 60d
B. d = 60h
C. h = 60 + d
D. d = 60 - h

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