Question

Jack has to take the bus to school and he can't be late again or he will have detention for a week. He leaves 24 m away from the bus stop. Jack woke up late and has 30 minutes to run to the bus stop? How fast must he run to make it to the bus stop on time?
Ms. Sue
You still haven't learned to follow directions. :-(
no
Ms. Sue
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i don't understand
Ms. Sue
This doesn't make sense to me:

" He leaves 24 m away from the bus stop."

Please correct.
lives 24 n......
Ms. Sue
30 minutes to "run" 24 meters? He can't possibly run. He could crawl slowly about 80 centimeters a minute.

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