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How long will it take for a spacecraft traveling at 15,000 Kilometers per hour to cover the distance from the Earth to the Moon, which is about 250,000 Kilometers?
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How long will it take for a spacecraft traveling at

15,000 Kilometers per hour to cover the distance from the
Earth to the Moon, which is about 250,000 Kilometers?

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Answer:

16 2/3 hr

Step-by-step explanation:

250 000 km / 15 000 km/hr = 16 2/3 hours

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