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If a train was traveling at 80 mph to the next station and it arrived 6 hours later, how far the train travel to get to the station?

If a train was traveling at 80 mph to the next station and it arrived 6 hours later, how far the train travel to get to the station?
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If a train was traveling at 80 mph to the next station and it arrived 6 hours later, how far the train travel to get to the station?

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Answer: 480 miles

Explanation:

80 x 6 = 480

User Heather Hins
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Answer:

80 x 6 =480

Explanation:

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