Diana usually drives at average rate of 30 mph. If she drives for 2 hours with the speed that is 10 mph more than usual, what distance will she cover?

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Diana usually drives at average rate of 30 mph. If she drives for 2 hours with the speed that is 10 mph more than usual, what distance will she cover?

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Answer: 80 miles

Explanation:

10mph + 30mph = 40 mph

Distance = Speed × time

D = 40m/h × 2 h

D = 80 m

Aamir Kalimi answered Sep 2, 2021

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