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The distance, d, an object travels is represented by the formula d = rt, where r is the rate at which the object is traveling and t is the duration of time over which the object travels. If d has units of meters and r has units of meters per minute, what must be the units of t?
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A. minutes B. meters per second C. meters D. seconds
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Plug in what you know for your values. It is given that d is in meters and that r is in meters/minute and that it is multiplied by "t" so what must t be?
meters=meters/minute×t What must t be so that you only have meters in your answer?
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