Math, asked by deepakchumbersinger, 1 month ago

Rose walks 2 2/3 km in three-fifths of an hour. If her speed remains unchanged, how many kilometres can she walk

in one and three quarters of an hour? Express your answer as a mixed number in lowest terms.​

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Answered by shreyashkulpati05
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Answered by arslanamjad876
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Answer:

First convert the distance she ran from a mixed number to a improper fraction:

2-3/4 equals 11/4.

Since this a unit rate problem divide the miles by the time traveled.

11/4 (miles) ÷ 1/3 (hour). When you divide a number by a fraction use (Keep-Change-Flip).

11/4 × 3/1 = 33/4 miles/hour.

Convert improper fraction to mixed number by dividing 33 by 4.

33/4 = 8-1/4 miles/ hour.

Step-by-step explanation:

First convert the distance she ran from a mixed number to a improper fraction:

2-3/4 equals 11/4.

Since this a unit rate problem divide the miles by the time traveled.

11/4 (miles) ÷ 1/3 (hour). When you divide a number by a fraction use (Keep-Change-Flip).

11/4 × 3/1 = 33/4 miles/hour.

Convert improper fraction to mixed number by dividing 33 by 4.

33/4 = 8-1/4 miles/ hour.

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