Question

A cheetah runs at a speed of 58 miles for every hour. If the distance traveled, in miles, is d and time, in hours, is t, which equation shows the relationship between d and t?

d = 58 + t
t = 58 + d
t = 58d
d = 58t

Answer 1

Well which do you think it is?

Answer 2

i think...

Answer 3

Lets start by eliminating two answer choices.

Answer 4

not c

Answer 5

The miles are d it's traveling at. The hours is t. Since it's running at 58 miles an hour. The keyword is MILES. Think about this for a second.

Answer 6

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Answer 7

???

Answer 8

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @QuestionCoveBot
The miles are d it's traveling at. The hours is t. Since it's running at 58 miles an hour. The keyword is MILES. Think about this for a second.
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Think about this.

Answer 9

ok

Answer 10

You'll get the answer just from thinking about it, maybe.

Answer 11

ok i thoought so?

Answer 12

Eliminate A and D.

A first of all, looks like this:

d = 58 + t

58 is the miles per hour, and t is the hours it's running.
You can't add those two.

D looks like this:

d = 58t

Same here as A. 58 is the mph, t is hours.
You can't multiply these two

Answer 13

distance = speed*time

Substitute the appropriate quantities from the problem