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A student can walk 30ft in 10s. Hiw far could she walk in 1 hour? Write the answer in miles and yards.
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Answered by
Reiny
use a simple ratio:
30/10 = x/60 , notice 60 minutes = 1 hr
x = 60(30/10) = 180 ft
you do the conversion to yards, etc
30/10 = x/60 , notice 60 minutes = 1 hr
x = 60(30/10) = 180 ft
you do the conversion to yards, etc
Answered by
Anonymous
60 yd
Answered by
Ace
3600 yd
If you can go 30ft/10s and there are 3ft in 1yd you can go 1yd/s (10yd/10s simplified)
Since there's 60s in 1m,you can go 60yd/m
Since there's 60m in 1h, you can go 3600yd/h
If you can go 30ft/10s and there are 3ft in 1yd you can go 1yd/s (10yd/10s simplified)
Since there's 60s in 1m,you can go 60yd/m
Since there's 60m in 1h, you can go 3600yd/h
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