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David drove 70 miles in the first 1 ¾ hours of his trip. How much longer should it take him to drive an additional 120 miles if he drives at the same average speed?
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is that 70 miles in 1 3/4 hrs
yes
first convert 1 3/4 hrs to minutes what do you have?
105 min
so the speed is \[\frac{70 miles}{105 minutes}\] we know that speed = distance over timehere ffore time = distance over speed agree?
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yes
distance over time therefore*
\[\large time = \frac{distance}{speed}\] go plug in your distance and speed to find time
180 correct?
\[Speed = \frac{distance}{time}\]
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@teddydog change to hours then you're all set
so 3 hrs?
yep
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