Question 1134640
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You can use a proportion


{{{248/4}}} = {{{93/x}}}


to find additional time  x = {{{(93*4)/248}}} = 1.5 hours.    <U>ANSWER</U>


Notice that both sides of the proportion express the travel rate, in miles per hour.
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