SOLUTION: If you go on a road trip of 30 miles in the mountains and 715 of the trip is downhill, how many miles of the trip are not downhill? Reduce to the lowest terms.

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Question 943595: If you go on a road trip of 30 miles in the mountains and 715 of the trip is downhill, how many miles of the trip are not downhill? Reduce to the lowest terms.

Answer by Alan3354(69443)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
715 what?
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