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Tori rode her bike for 7 hours at 12 mph to get her van. She drove back at 42 mph. How long did the entire trip take?
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Tori rode her bike for 7 hours
at 12 mph to get her van. She
drove back at 42 mph.
How long did the entire trip
take?
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9 hours
would be your answer
Hope this helps!
Explanation:
7*12=84/2=9
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