Question

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Answer 1

@robtobey @wio @loser66 @Zale101 @mathmate

Answer 2

Hint:
\(Rate=\Large\frac{Distance}{Time}\)

Answer 3

So, in your question, what is the rate?

Answer 4

remember, rate is distance per time

Answer 5

@MathHelpp10x , you with me?

Answer 6

uhh kinda

Answer 7

So, i gave you the formula for rate and distance, all you have to do is use the right formulas and plug in the rate.

Answer 8

wait i thought it was speed=distance*time

Answer 9

time = distance/speed
speed = distance/time

Answer 10

speed and rate are technically the same thing

Answer 11

I'll do some changes

Answer 12

\(Speed=\Large \frac{distance}{time}\)

Answer 13

To solve for Distance
\(Distance=Speed*Time\)

to solve for time
\(Time=\Large\frac{Distance}{Speed}\)

Answer 14

In the question, what is the speed?

Answer 15

66

Answer 16

Its A.

Answer 17

Which choice has the accurate way of describing speed?
Member, if the equation is solving for time it equals to distance over time
if the equation is solving for distance the it equals to speed times time
if the equation is solving for speed then it equals to distance over time

A has \(Time=Speed*Distance\)
Is the the accurate way of solving for time?

Answer 18

is that*

Answer 19

Just realized how stupid i am...

Answer 20

A is incorrect because \(time =\Large\frac{ distance}{ Speed}\) not \(Speed*Distance\)

Answer 21

Math, we all make mistakes.

Answer 22

Wait, im considering D cause of d = 66t, distance =speed/time

Answer 23

Yes! :)

Answer 24

Distance =speed*time

Answer 25

it cant be C cause it's not writen correctly

Answer 26

Yeah, C is incorrect

Answer 27

thanks!