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A car travels at an average speed of 48 miles per hour. How long does it take to travel 264 miles?
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You are looking for time , so use \[Time~=\frac{ Distance }{Rate }\]
Distance is 264 miles Rate is 48
plug them in :)
so 264/48
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ok
how many hours and how many minutes
You answer should be written in hours. If you want to convert it to minutes, then we know that there's 60 minutes per 1 hour. So, after you divide and get 5.5 hours, you times it by 60 minutes.
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so it would be 5 hours and? minutes
5.5 hours
i need the minutes
5.5 hours * 60 minutes = 330 minutes
It'll start getting easier after you practice it.
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