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The formula d=rt is used to calculate the distance an object travels over a period of time, t, at a constant rate, r. Based on this formula, what is the rate, r, in terms of d and t? A) r = d/t B)r = dt
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The formula d=rt is used to calculate the distance

an object travels over a period of time, t, at a
constant rate, r. Based on this formula, what is the
rate, r, in terms of d and t?
A) r = d/t
B)r = dt
C)r = t/d
D) r = r - t

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It’s A because the formula for Rate is r=d/t
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