SOLUTION: if a train travels 300 feet every 1/2 second. how many feet wil it travel at 10 seconds?

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Question 262865: if a train travels 300 feet every 1/2 second. how many feet wil it travel at 10 seconds?
Found 3 solutions by palanisamy, pinklipgloss2007, drk:
Answer by palanisamy(496) About Me  (Show Source):
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Distance travelled in 1/2 second = 300 feet
Distance travelled in 0.5 second = 300 feet
Distance travelled in 10 seconds = [(300)/(0.5)]*10 feet
= 6000 feet

Answer by pinklipgloss2007(6) About Me  (Show Source):
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Set your equation up to look like this
300ft%2F0.5s+%2A+10s
300 * 10 = 3000
3000/0.5 = 6000
Your seconds units cancel out and you are left with feet.
So your answer is 6000 ft.

Answer by drk(1908) About Me  (Show Source):
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There are 20 1/2 second groups in 10 seconds, so
300*20 = 6,000 feet.