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If a train travels at 110 MPH (Miles Per Hour), how many miles would it have traveled in 1 hour? * 55 Miles 110 Miles 200 Miles Neither of these options.
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If a train travels at 110 MPH (Miles Per Hour), how many miles would it have traveled in 1 hour? *

55 Miles
110 Miles
200 Miles
Neither of these options.

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Answer:

110 miles

Explanation:

A train traveling at 110 MPH

This can be represented as 110 miles / per 1 hour

This means it travelled 110 miles in an hour

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