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OpenStudy (anonymous):

Create an expression to find the time for the given distance and rate, and find the value of the expression. d=315 kilometers;r=35 kilometers/hour The time is hours.

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OpenStudy (anonymous):

According to the given in your problem, how can rate be found?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

What is rate a measure of?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Don't know if you still need help but here are the steps "r" indicates rate and "d" indicates distance in that problem You know this to be true because d= some # with kilometers as units (315 KILOMETERS) r= some # of kilometers per hour (35 KILOMETERS PER HOUR = 35 KM/HR) Then you know that "r" or rate is a measure of distance over time, as indicated by KILOMETER (distance)/HOUR (time) Using that you can set up expression to find rate \[rate =\frac{ distance \left(" d" \right) }{ time \left( "t" \right) }\] But since you're trying to find time "t" you need to re-arrange the expression to get "t" alone |dw:1445233672266:dw| \[t =d \div t\] Then you can plug in what you know |dw:1445234069737:dw| And whenever dividing fractions, you need to flip numerator and denominator of that fraction and multiply it |dw:1445234128805:dw| Then you can cross cancel out the km units and you'll be left with some number with "hr" as units |dw:1445234218199:dw|

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