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If carol travels 4 miles and her car averages 28 miles per hour, how long will it take carol to complete the distance? Express this situation in an equation, making t the variable of time
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If carol travels 4 miles and her car averages 28 miles per hour, how long will it take carol to complete the distance? Express this situation in an equation, making t the variable of time

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Answer: t= Distance/Speed = 4/28= 1/7

Explanation:

Speed is 28miles /hr

Distance = 4miles

Distance = Speed × time

Time(t) = Distance /Speed

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