SOLUTION: if i travel for 2 hours and i traveled 140 miles, what was my speed? the formula is Speed- Distance times time. (s=D*t) and i did 140/120 because i changed the time from hours to

SOLUTION: if i travel for 2 hours and i traveled 140 miles, what was my speed? the formula is Speed- Distance times time. (s=D*t) and i did 140/120 because i changed the time from hours to

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Question 828047: if i travel for 2 hours and i traveled 140 miles, what was my speed? the formula is
Speed- Distance times time. (s=D*t) and i did 140/120 because i changed the time from hours to minutes. but i got an answer i didnt think was right. can you tell me how to do it also? please.
Answer by richwmiller(17219) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
keep the hours
don't change to minutes
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