SOLUTION: I wasn't sure how to solve this one: (It's not for homework, but my mind seems to be blocked for how I do the right sort of division here...) If I travel at a speed of 40 miles p

Question 150258: I wasn't sure how to solve this one:
(It's not for homework, but my mind seems to be blocked for how I do the right sort of division here...)
If I travel at a speed of 40 miles per hour, and I have to travel a distance of 12 miles, how long will it take me to travel (those 12 miles)?
Answer by jojo14344(1513) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
It shows you can reach 40 miles in 1 hour right?
If you nede to travel only 12 miles, divide this by your speed, and you'll get how long it will take. To show,
=
== ----> time to travel in 12 miles.
Thank you,
jojo
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