SOLUTION: Using the formula d=rt, find the distance where r = 12 mph and t = 30 min.
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Question 1176628: Using the formula d=rt, find the distance where r = 12 mph and t = 30 min.
Answer by josgarithmetic(39620) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
You have the formula and enough given values; so just substitute and evaluate what is asked. (and maybe you need to do one small simple unit conversion.)
(In fact you could do this one in your head - no need to write anything.)
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You already know d=rt.
You are GIVEN r, 12 MILES PER HOUR and t, .
SUBSTITUTE AND EVALUATE!
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