SOLUTION: A race car driver finished a 500 mile race in hours 6 mintues 27 seconds what is the miles per hour round to the nearest tenth
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Question 574704: A race car driver finished a 500 mile race in hours 6 mintues 27 seconds what is the miles per hour round to the nearest tenth
Answer by solver91311(24713) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Divide 27 by 3600 and add the decimal representation to the decimal representation of 6 divided by 60. Add that sum to the number of hours that were taken which you didn't bother to share with us. Once you have the hours expressed as a whole number with a decimal fraction, divide that number into 500. Round the result to the nearest 10th.
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